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2. These New York companies are poised to IPO in 2024.
3. Notable absences.
4. How Lineage got its $20B Nasdaq debut.
5. 40 UNDER 40: Xiaohui (Hui) Lin.
6. ASTM's Penn Station plan goes public: $6B price tag and no love from the MTA: The developer touted its strong relationships with key officials, with the notable exception of the area's transit authority.
7. Investing platform that trades in digital shares opens real-life museum with collectibles on display.
8. 20 IN THEIR TWENTIES: MELODY QIU.
9. Chicago's economy in 2024: Slow and steady: A break from inflation, and maybe interest rates, will help many sectors. Tourism and hospitality could get a spark from the Democratic National Convention.
10. Downturn in digital health funding presses tech founders to innovate on care delivery.
11. VC Investments in NY companies halved in 2022.
12. Tech:NYC brings back Julie Samuels as executive director.
13. Phone-activated-locks maker Latch reveals more accounting errors and replaces top management.
14. Brutal year halved Union Square Ventures' holdings: Leading venture capital firm's woes bode poorly for the sector.
15. Companies are laying out the risks of generative artificial intelligence to investors: UL Solutions is among the first to disclose the promise and peril of the new technology in its IPO prospectus.
16. Early-stage startups could buoy city's tech sector.
17. ASKED & ANSWERED: GARY WEISS, Author.
18. S&P Global suspends earnings forecast because of 'extraordinarily weak' markets.
19. GM, Stellantis give lifeline to insolvent supplier: Unique Fabricating to get $15M bailout until it sells itself, restructures.
20. A SPACtacular hangover: Special-purpose acquisition company boosters remain in the black even as investing mania stalls.
21. Local health-tech investment boom faces headwinds in 2022.
22. Digital health startups shattered fundraising records in 2021, backed by bullish venture capital.
23. No. 64 Compass Inc.
24. A bumpy journey.
25. ASKED & ANSWERED: BRADLEY TUSK, Tusk Holdings.
26. Another struggling Manhattan office landlord prepares to do battle with an activist investor.
27. Big investor in Pat Ryan's insurance firm cashing out: Canadian private-equity firm Onex is cashing out most of its gains in Ryan Specialty, leading to some weakness in the firm's stock.
28. Home Point sold in tough market: UWM, Rocket aren't likely to join that party.
29. Rivian's next difficult decision.
30. 50 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN IN NEW YORK: STACEY CUNNINGHAM.
31. VCs invest record $6.7B in local tech startups founded by women: More female general partners at VC firms help drive gains; investments still badly lag parity with male-led firms.
32. In a first, a Harlem office building hits the stock market.
33. NEW YORK'S LARGEST PRIVATE COMPANIES.
34. 5 things to know about Brooklyn's Rent the Runway ahead of its IPO.
35. $13 billion in three months: City's tech startups are raising money at a record pace, report finds.
36. WARBY PARKER EYES REAL ESTATE: The brand is focusing on opening storefronts after going public at a nearly $7 billion value.
37. Job gains spotlight 'Wild West' industry: Sterling CEO claims a 'low error rate,' but watchdogs see trouble.
38. Founded on the love of cooking, Blue Apron warms to the microwave: To fend off its competition, the Lower Manhattan meal kit company adds packaged fare to its offerings.
39. Investor could make billions in grocer megamerger: Chicago real estate investor Hersch Klaff, who once bid on the Chicago Cubs, could see a massive payout if the Kroger-Albertsons deal is allowed to proceed.
40. So much for Rivian's first-mover advantage: The EV truckmaker races to unscramble production amid growing competition, union pressure and shrinking cash.
41. UM spinoff Evoq signs with biotech company for arthritis, lupus treatment.
42. The demise of SPACs spells opportunity for a new generation of American suckers: Step right up, aspiring authors: Dot-coms' kissing cousin needs a great chronicler ASAP.
43. IPO of members-only Soho House is one party investors can afford to miss: Its owner has not had a profitable year in its decades-long existence.
44. Peloton faces uphill climb amid pandemic reopening.
45. A slice of luxury: SoHo startup rises by selling shares in pricey collectibles: Rally caters to a generation of young investors exploring alternatives to the stock market.
46. Krispy Kreme going public again, but there's a big hole in company for investors: Its doughnuts can do just about everything except make money.
47. Clear targets billion-dollar IPO value, betting you'll soon need to skip the airport line.
48. 5 things to know about $3B Midtown startup Sprinklr as it plots an IPO.
49. SPACs go splat as investors chase down new fads: The Redditors who were once interested in such entities seem to have moved on.
50. Luxury e-commerce website 1stDibs files for IPO.
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