Reddit will let users participate in its IPO
Reddit wants to keep its users happy because they generate and police the content that draws its audience, says one finance professor.
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Reddit wants to keep its users happy because they generate and police the content that draws its audience, says one finance professor.
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Former President Donald Trump could reap a windfall of as much as $4 billion thanks to the surging value of a stock tied to his media company.
A de-SPAC or blank-check deal related to the Trump Media & Technology Group would hand the former president new-found wealth.
The SEC’s approval of a merger between Trump Media & Technology Group and Digital World Acquisition Corp. could have even larger implications for Trump’s bank account — and, more importantly, the 2024 presidential election and the role of media and money in it — than the civil fraud ruling, writes David Zurawik.