Reuters - Twitter's IPO puts investors in the dark

Twitter's use of a confidential initial public offering filing has reignited a debate about a 2012 U.S. law that critics say denies investors time to digest a company's financial information and erodes the widely-held value of market transparency, writes Reuters. The social media giant can use the more secretive process thanks to the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act, which loosened a number of federal securities regulations in hopes of boosting capital raising, and thereby increasing job growth, writes Reuters.

16 September 2013•6 mins read
Feature image
LinkedInXEmail
LinkedInXEmail