The tech IPO bonanza: More than 100 unicorns could go public this year biprime
More than 100 tech unicorns — privately-funded startups with a market value of $1 billion — could go public in 2019, according to an analyst note by Swiss investment bank UBS.
Although it did not speculate which of this crop of startups will IPO, it listed a number of companies that have announced plans to go public, including Uber and Pinterest.
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