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What to Know About Sweetgreen's Closely Watched IPO
What to Know About Sweetgreen's Closely Watched IPO
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Sweetgreen, the Culver City salad chain that aims to double in size over the next five years, is gearing up for its closely watched debut on the New York Stock Exchange. Here's everything you need to know about the greens purveyor — from its founders' special shares to its lack of profits — before trading is expected to kick off on Thursday. Read more >>
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