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Overstock To IPO
from the no,-really? dept
Apparently, because PayPal's stock price hasn't dropped enough, yet another dot com is going to test the public waters. Overstock.com, the company most famous for telling Amazon.com that they didn't want their damn partnership, has filed to go public. Of course, the company has been successful in this time of recession, because it's been able to buy out the inventory of failed dot coms. So, maybe it is the one stock that should go public. Of course, now that we find out that whole "recession" thing was just a lie, maybe they shouldn't.
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