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Because going public via a SPAC is seen as a merger, startups doing so face fewer restrictions on promoting stock vs. normal IPOs, which have a "quiet period" (Eliot Brown/Wall Street Journal)
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Eliot Brown / Wall Street Journal:
Because going public via a SPAC is seen as a merger, startups doing so face fewer restrictions on promoting stock vs. normal IPOs, which have a “quiet period” — Companies can dazzle investors by appearing on YouTube and other media outlets in ways those doing traditional IPOs can’t
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