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2012 Facebook event, 3 letters
2012 Facebook event, in brief, 3 letters
A quiet period follows it: Abbr., 3 letters
Apple had one in 1980: Abbr., 3 letters
Big event for a corp., 3 letters
Big event for a dot-com, 3 letters
Big letters for Internet stock companies, 3 letters
Big milestone for a young co., 3 letters
Big news for a starting business: Abbr., 3 letters
Bit of business news, for short, 3 letters
Bit of investors' news, for short, 3 letters
Bit of news in the financial sect., 3 letters
Business sect. listing, 3 letters
BusinessWeek topic: Abbr., 3 letters
Capital-raising move, briefly, 3 letters
Capital-raising move: abbr., 3 letters
Certain stock option, briefly, 3 letters
Company outing, for short?, 3 letters
Company outing? (abbr.), 3 letters
Company stock sale: abbr., 3 letters
Company's Wall St. premiere, 3 letters
Corp. fund-raiser of a kind, 3 letters
Corp.'s stock market debut, 3 letters
Debut on the stock mkt., 3 letters
Debutante on the NYSE, 3 letters
Dot-com millionaire creator, perhaps, 3 letters
Dot-commer's dream, for short, 3 letters
Dotcom's dream, maybe, 3 letters
Event that makes a CEO rich(er), 3 letters
Exchange debut, perh., 3 letters
Facebook event of 2012, 3 letters
Facebook event of May 2012: Abbr., 3 letters
Financial page announcement, briefly, 3 letters
Financial pg. debut, 3 letters
Financial pg. highlight, 3 letters
Financial-page letters, 3 letters
First shot at a corp.'s stock, 3 letters
First stock sale, for short, 3 letters
First time a company allows the general population to buy its stock: Abbr., 3 letters
Fund-raiser of a sort (abbr.), 3 letters
Fund-raiser, of sorts: Abbr., 3 letters
Get-rich event, in the Internet world, 3 letters
GM had one in Nov. 2010, 3 letters
Goal of some start-ups, 3 letters
Goal of some start-ups (Abbr.), 3 letters
Going-public stock price: abbr., 3 letters
Google event of '04, 3 letters
Google had one in 2004: Abbr., 3 letters
Google had one in Aug. 2004, 3 letters
Google's appeared in August, 2004, 3 letters
Google's was in Aug. 2004, 3 letters
I.B.M. event of 1915, 3 letters
Investing opportunity (abbr.), 3 letters
Investing opportunity, for short, 3 letters
Investors' news, briefly, 3 letters
It excited investors, during the dotcom boom, 3 letters
Market event, briefly, 3 letters
Microsoft's was in '86, 3 letters
N.Y.S.E. debut, maybe, 3 letters
NASDAQ abbreviation, 3 letters
Nasdaq debut (abbr.), 3 letters
Nasdaq debut, maybe: Abbr., 3 letters
Nasdaq debut, perh., 3 letters
NASDAQ news, in brief, 3 letters
New AMEX listing, e.g., 3 letters
New issue at the NYSE, 3 letters
New issue on Wall St., 3 letters
New NASDAQ listing, e.g., 3 letters
New stock issuance, for short, 3 letters
New stock listing, briefly, 3 letters
New stock listing: Abbr., 3 letters
New Wall St. listing, 3 letters
News for the Wall St. Journal, 3 letters
News on the bus. page, 3 letters
NYSE debut, for short, 3 letters
One-time Wall St. offering, 3 letters
Quiet period preceder, briefly, 3 letters
Recent Facebook event, 3 letters
Risky investment opportunity, for short, 3 letters
Small business's desire: Abbr., 3 letters
Small business's dream, for short, 3 letters
Stock debut, briefly, 3 letters
Stock debut, for short, 3 letters
Stock event, for short, 3 letters
Stock market event: Abbr., 3 letters
Stock market introduction (abbr.), 3 letters
Stock mkt. opening?, 3 letters
Stock underwriter's job: Abbr., 3 letters
Stock write-up abbr., 3 letters
Stock-debut initials, 3 letters
Subject for a W.S.J. article, 3 letters
Visa, Inc. had a $17.9 billion one in 2008, 3 letters
Wall St. introduction, 3 letters
Wall St. stock sale, 3 letters
Wall St. transaction, 3 letters
Wall Street debut (abbr.), 3 letters
Wall Street event: Abbr., 3 letters
Wall Street operation, for short, 3 letters
When a stock may soar, 3 letters
WWE event of 10/19/99, 3 letters
Yahoo! had one in 1996: Abbr., 3 letters
You might take stock in it: Abbr., 3 letters
A corporation's first offer to sell stock to the public, 3 letters
2001 high-tech debut, 4 letters
Apple Computer's portable music player, 4 letters
Apple for an audiophile, 4 letters
Apple gadget for music lovers, 4 letters
Apple in your pocket, 4 letters
Apple product for audiophiles, 4 letters
Apple product launched in 2001, 4 letters
Apple product since 2001, 4 letters
Apple product that changed the music business, 4 letters
Apple product that debuted in 2001, 4 letters
Apple Store puchase, 4 letters
Apple's portable music player, 4 letters
Audiophile's accessory, 4 letters
Best-selling player, 4 letters
Brand launched by Apple in October 2001, 4 letters
Brand of digital audio player, 4 letters
Cassette-player descendant, 4 letters
Compact music holder, 4 letters
Compact music player, 4 letters
Country house, maybe?, 4 letters
Cream dispenser, maybe?, 4 letters
De rigueur item for a music lover, 4 letters
Descendant of the Discman, 4 letters
Destination for many a music download, 4 letters
Device with a menu button, 4 letters
Device with a click wheel, 4 letters
Device with a Nano model, 4 letters
Device with a scroll wheel, 4 letters
Device with earbuds, 4 letters
Digital audio device, 4 letters
Digital music device, 4 letters
Digital music player, 4 letters
Digital music player from Apple, 4 letters
Docking-station insert, 4 letters
Download destination, 4 letters
Downloaded-music holder, 4 letters
Gadget whose name was inspired by 2001: A Space Odyssey, 4 letters
Gadget with earbuds, 4 letters
Gadget with lots of numbers on it, 4 letters
Gym rat's entertainment, 4 letters
Hand-held media device, 4 letters
High-tech music player, 4 letters
High-tech portable music player, 4 letters
Hit product from Apple, 4 letters
Holder of many tracks, 4 letters
It can carry a tune, 4 letters
It can help you carry a tune, 4 letters
It can hold many tunes at once, 4 letters
It comes with earbuds, 4 letters
It might play Boston, 4 letters
It's found in many pockets nowadays, 4 letters
Item in a docking station, 4 letters
Its first ad touted 1,000 songs in your pocket, 4 letters
Its U2 edition is black and red, 4 letters
Jogger's attachment, perhaps, 4 letters
Jogging equipment, often, 4 letters
Modern music holder, 4 letters
Modern music machine, 4 letters
Modern music player, 4 letters
Modern music source, 4 letters
Modern record holder?, 4 letters
More or less standard military device, these days, 4 letters
MP3 player by Apple, 4 letters
Music device with earbuds, 4 letters
Music-playing Apple, 4 letters
Musical Apple product, 4 letters
Musical instrument?, 4 letters
Nano digital audio player, e.g., 4 letters
Newfangled music player, 4 letters
One might contain Meatloaf, Cream, and Brandy, 4 letters
One way to carry a tune, 4 letters
Personal music source, 4 letters
Player in a docking station, 4 letters
Player with a click wheel, 4 letters
Player with earbuds, 4 letters
Popular digital music player, 4 letters
Popular MP3 player brand, 4 letters
Popular music carrier, 4 letters
Popular player since 2001, 4 letters
Portable jukebox, essentially, 4 letters
Portable media player, 4 letters
Portable media player from Apple, 4 letters
Portable MP3 player, 4 letters
Portable music device, 4 letters
Portable music player, 4 letters
Portable music source, 4 letters
Portable player brand, 4 letters
Portable product for music lovers, 4 letters
Portable tune player, 4 letters
Product with a click wheel, 4 letters
Product with earbuds, 4 letters
Shuffle or Touch, e.g., 4 letters
Song-holding gadget, 4 letters
Song-storage device, 4 letters
Sought after holiday gift, 4 letters
Source of celebrity playlists, 4 letters
Source of modern music, 4 letters
Subway theft target, 4 letters
Tech debut of October 2001, 4 letters
Walkman's modern cousin, 4 letters
You can take it on the run, 4 letters
Fixer of mp3 players?, 11 letters
Specialist who listens to sole music?, 11 letters
Model replaced by the Nano, 8 letters
Digital audio player from Apple, 8 letters
It weighs less than two ounces, 8 letters
Player in a shirt pocket, 8 letters
Record holder since 2005, 8 letters
Successor to the mini, 8 letters
Portable music players, 9 letters
They can carry a tune, 9 letters
Music gizmo users?, 10 letters
Apple core products?, 5 letters
Apple devices with earbuds, 5 letters
Apple music players, 5 letters
Apple storage devices, 5 letters
Apples you listen to, 5 letters
Big sellers for Apple, 5 letters
Devices getting music downloads, 5 letters
Devices seen around docks, 5 letters
Digital music players, 5 letters
Gadgets commonly seen at the gym, 5 letters
High-tech music boxes, 5 letters
Mini, Nano, and Shuffle, 5 letters
Mobile music players, 5 letters
Modern music devices, 5 letters
Modern music holders, 5 letters
Newfangled music sources, 5 letters
Players carried on jogs, 5 letters
Players with lots of gigs, 5 letters
Popular MP3 players, 5 letters
Popular portable music players, 5 letters
Popular tune players, 5 letters
Portable MP3 players, 5 letters
Portable music players, 5 letters
Portable tune players, 5 letters
Products for music downloads, 5 letters
Products once pitched by U2 and Eminem, 5 letters
Products sold with earbuds, 5 letters
Products with earbuds, 5 letters
Receivers of some downloads, 5 letters
Small music players, 5 letters
Some portable music players, 5 letters
Sound products from Apple, 5 letters
They can be put in docking stations, 5 letters
They can carry a tune, 5 letters
They can help you carry a tune, 5 letters
They can play Misty for you, 5 letters
They can serve up some Meat Loaf, 5 letters
They may help people tune out conversations, 5 letters
They may play Scrabble, 5 letters
They might be in docks, 5 letters
What many tournament players listen to*, 5 letters
MP3 player that weighs less than an ounce, 11 letters
Urban center in Malaysia, 4 letters
Morning glory, e.g., 7 letters
Big events on Wall St., 4 letters
CNBC news topics, for short, 4 letters
Corp. capital raisers, 4 letters
Debuts on the N.Y.S.E., 4 letters
Events in which companies first allow the general population to buy their stock: Abbr., 4 letters
Events that made dot-commers wealthy: abbr., 4 letters
Exit routes for early investors (abbr.), 4 letters
Financial page listings, briefly, 4 letters
Financial pg. highlights, 4 letters
Ground-floor opportunities, 4 letters
Investment opportunities hiding in this puzzle's long answers, 4 letters
Jobs for some underwriters, for short, 4 letters
Jobs for underwriters, briefly, 4 letters
Launches, for short, 4 letters
New issuances, for short, 4 letters
New NASDAQ issuances, 4 letters
New Nasdaq issuances: Abbr., 4 letters
New stock issuances, for short, 4 letters
New Wall St. issuances, 4 letters
Risky investment opportunities, for short, 4 letters
S-1 forms are filed for them, 4 letters
Some launches, briefly, 4 letters
Some Morgan Stanley announcements, for short, 4 letters
Some stock sales, for short, 4 letters
Some stocks, for short, 4 letters
Some Wall St. happenings, 4 letters
Stock debuts, for short, 4 letters
They can make CEOs rich, 4 letters
They're new on Wall St., 4 letters
Wall St. happenings, 4 letters
Wall St. news items, 4 letters
Wall St. newsmakers, 4 letters
Wall St. opportunities, 4 letters
Wall Street events: abbr., 4 letters
Wall Street start-ups (abbr.), 4 letters
Zynga and Yelp are both about to have them: Abbr., 4 letters