[…] market, the dual-class structure is often chosen. For instance, a personal company conducting an initial public offering (IPO) can attempt to give Class A shares to its new investors…

[…] market, the dual-class structure is often chosen. For instance, a personal company conducting an initial public offering (IPO) can attempt to give Class A shares to its new investors…

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[…] a rich history across Europe. The Amsterdam Stock Exchange, founded in 1602, is often considered the world’s first official stock exchange. This marked the beginning of a new era…

[…] a rich history across Europe. The Amsterdam Stock Exchange, founded in 1602, is often considered the world’s first official stock exchange. This marked the beginning of a new era…