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Mark Boslet commented on the post, Top 10 Venture Exits In New York; Who’s No. 1? 2 hours, 51 minutes ago
It is a valid question. As I mention in the story, CB Insights excluded DoubleClick because it decided the venture exit was the IPO. However it is true the company was taken private by two private equity firms […]
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Alastair Goldfisher commented on the post, Top 10 Venture Exits In New York; Who’s No. 1? 3 hours, 12 minutes ago
Someone raised the question of whether DoubleClick belongs on the list, but it was PE-backed when Google bought it.
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