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September 24, 1998: eBay filed IPO

Jeffrey Powers @geekazine 0924, 3 years, aggregator, auction site, broadcom, compuserve, ebay, inception, IPO, nasdaq, patents, Podcast, technology history, this day in tech history, uss enterprise 0 Comments September 24, 2024

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1998– In 3 years since it’s inception, eBay grew to be a powerful auction site. Therefore, eBay decided to go public. They offered 9 million shares on NASDAQ starting at $18 a share. When all is said and done, they closed the day at $47.375.

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