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Data show mutual funds that backed the meal delivery app are domiciled in North America
Just Eat, Deliveroo and Delivery Hero are on alert after investors back new names
Advisers had blamed short sellers for contributing to the food delivery company’s share price plunge on its market debut
We are two nations, and only one will have scope for a roaring 2020s
Food delivery company issues trading statement with shares about a third below the IPO price
Cyber security IPO looks to be a different type of tech listing despite concerns over Mike Lynch
Food delivery company’s stock hits new lows in rocky start to trading for hotly anticipated listing
Flop float raises fresh questions about the role of stabilisation managers and the worth of overallotment options
Investment bank took on equivalent of a quarter of stock traded in first two days after London listing
The prevailing commitment to short-termist shareholder value has undermined corporate resilience
UK government faces a dilemma over reforms to make the market more attractive
Debacle of mooted $8.8bn IPO by chicken nugget-eating entrepreneur punctures London’s tech aspirations
Economic reopening did for this week’s Deliveroo flotation, as it will for tech stocks and bonds
Despite the IPO debacle, retail investors should not ignore future listings
Advisers hope companies will reconsider structure after delivery platform’s debut this week
PrimaryBid co-founder James Deal spent tech group’s IPO day fielding calls from Saint Lucia
Losses suffered by 70,000 individual traders come as UK seeks to ease access to market
Wall Street touched a record high on Wednesday as Biden announced a $2tn infrastructure plan
Fall comes after food delivery company priced its shares at bottom end of range
Apple backs UnitedMasters, Musk’s lower orbit, Bel Air’s home cinema
Short sellers and bad advice both blamed as food delivery app falls more than a quarter on opening day
Traditional long funds have delivered painful rebuke to reformists after embarrassing IPO
Food delivery company cites deterioration of market conditions as it is priced at £3.90 a share
New £3.90 to £4.10 range points to maximum valuation of £7.85bn, below initial £8.9bn
Food delivery group faces backlash against working practices and shareholder structure
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