Slack Files for U.S. Direct Listing on NYSE

The video discusses Slack's financials, highlighting its growth in revenue and path to profitability. It explains Slack's decision to opt for a direct listing instead of an IPO, emphasizing the benefits of liquidity without dilution. The video also covers Uber's conservative valuation approach and the market's response to its growth challenges.

What was the revenue of Slack in the last year according to the text?

How does Slack plan to achieve profitability based on the information provided?

What valuation did Slack grow to from August to the time of the report?

What is the significance of Slack's direct listing as opposed to a traditional IPO?

What are some reasons mentioned for a company to go public?