Daily Journal Staff Writer
For U.S. initial public offerings, 2011 was the best of times and the worst of times.
"It was sort of a tale of two markets," said Horace L. Nash, co-chair of the securities group at Fenwick & West LLP.
Overall, IPOs stumbled from the previous year with fewer deals raising fewer proceeds. However, Internet IPOs boomed to their highest level in over a decade, and Cooley LLP was...
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