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The Hustle: Examining Cintas, the Uniform Company Worth $35 Billion
06:36 - 09:57 (03:20)
The Hustle examines Cintas, a company with $4 billion in sales that rents and launders uniforms. They also discuss how the process of an IPO works and how it sets the price for the early offerings/shares.
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A direct listing allows a company to go public without raising any capital, while an IPO requires a bank to underwrite the offering and set the price of the shares.
06:36 - 08:11 (01:35)
IPO, Direct Listing
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A direct listing allows a company to go public without raising any capital, while an IPO requires a bank to underwrite the offering and set the price of the shares.
ChapterThe Hustle: Examining Cintas, the Uniform Company Worth $35 Billion
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PodcastMy First Million
The Hustle delves into the business operations of a $35 billion market cap company that is making $4 billion in sales by renting and laundering uniforms for hotels such as the Westin.
08:11 - 09:57 (01:45)
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The Hustle delves into the business operations of a $35 billion market cap company that is making $4 billion in sales by renting and laundering uniforms for hotels such as the Westin.