The two IPOs would represent a watershed for Silicon Valley’s technology unicorns, which for years have snubbed the stock market in favor of raising capital privately. https://t.co/3uDV6ALta6

— Riley de León (@RileyCNBC) March 18, 2019

Ride hailing service Lyft formally begins IPO roadshow, will offer 30.8 million shares at $62 to $68 a share https://t.co/eDm9dV5LPc

— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) March 18, 2019

good stuff from @ShiraOvide on the unknowability of whether Lyft's valuation makes any sense -- and how investors probably don't care a whole lot. https://t.co/D9VblIBbEu

— Shannon Bond (@shannonpareil) March 18, 2019

Lyft will be a huge win for Andreessen Horowitz —could be over $1 billion stake. https://t.co/dOx2AehBiG

— Jay Yarow (@jyarow) March 18, 2019

Lyft는 IPO로 20 억 달러 이상을 조달할 예정입니다. https://t.co/T14zNthNuJ

— editoy (@editoy) March 19, 2019

Delighted to share my thoughts on the #Lyft #IPO with @CNNBusiness - "...at some point, you have to go public. Investors want a return. That's why we're seeing this rash of impending IPOs": https://t.co/eYkB79vdhn @LBS

— John Mullins (@John_W_Mullins) March 19, 2019

Here’s where each major @Lyft shareholder will stand after the public offering, based on their post-IPO share counts... https://t.co/mwJgTF0VoN

— CNBC Disruptors (@CNBCDisruptors) March 18, 2019