Originally pegged at $108 to $135 per share, Google has slashed its IPO price range to $85-$95 per share.
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Beleaguered Google IPO cut down to size
Originally pegged at $108 to $135 per share, Google has slashed its IPO price range to $85-$95 per share.
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