22
Jan
Courtesy of tobatmuhkh
Taking a start-up business public through stock options has been the traditional approach for most entrepreneurs of the past. A entrepreneur would find a investor to fund the start-up. The entrepreneur would then have to either sell the company off or have an IPO and offer a public stock option in order to payback the investors. IPOs and the public option have taken a backseat in recent years to corporate buyouts for a variety of reasons. This shift in methods for generating financial revenues can easily be explained and with good reason. More »
