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Sure, an IPO is usually regarded as a road to riches, but there’s many a speed bump, detour, and dead-end on that hoped-for path to bundles of cash — especially in the presently buoyant ad tech land.
CHEATSHEET: PUBMATIC PLOTS PATH TO GROWTH AS A PUBLIC AD TECH VENDORSEB JOSEPHDECEMBER 10, 2020DIGIDAY
So Mankiewicz’s decision to target Hearst was shocking, and the explanation for it requires a detour into Mankiewicz’s long and winding biography.
THE TANGLED HISTORY BEHIND DAVID FINCHER’S MANK — AND ITS LINK TO CITIZEN KANE — EXPLAINEDALISSA WILKINSONDECEMBER 4, 2020VOX
She said a detour was set up around the area, but traffic was backed up for about three miles.
I-81 CLOSED NEAR HARRISONBURG AFTER TRUCK STRIKES OVERPASSDANA HEDGPETHNOVEMBER 12, 2020WASHINGTON POST
If you’re planning on attending or booking a separate trip, keep these adventure detours in mind.
27 EPIC TRIPS TO START PLANNING NOWTHE EDITORSSEPTEMBER 8, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINE
In order to see why, we need to take a brief detour through the philosophy of mathematics.
ANIMALS THAT CAN DO MATH UNDERSTAND MORE LANGUAGE THAN WE THINKERIK NELSONJUNE 14, 2020SINGULARITY HUB
During this conversation they had left the drawing-room and made a detour through the grounds.
AN UNSOCIAL SOCIALISTGEORGE BERNARD SHAW
Francis made a detour, so as to avoid being noticed by the gondoliers, and then again followed.
THE LION OF SAINT MARKG. A. HENTY
She was too much of a woman to run straight to her je-le-veux, so long as she could wind thitherward serpentinely and by detour.
LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONGCHARLES READE
When the horse drew near, it made a detour, avoiding them, and eyes accustomed to the darkness could see that it was riderless.
INJUN AND WHITEY TO THE RESCUEWILLIAM S. HART
This made it necessary for them to retreat and make a detour in order to reach cover.
A PRINCE OF ANAHUACJAMES A. PORTER
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