Klarna and StubHub reportedly pause going public with stock market in free fall over Trump tariffs

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Both companies were slated to pitch to investors next week, and have no timeline to go to market.

Last summer, the ticketing marketplace decided to delay its IPO due to the slow new-listings market.

Similarly, Klarna postponed plans to pitch to investors next week, WSJ said.

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Author / Journalist: Stuart Dyos

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Published On: 2025-04-05 @ 17:28:04 (1 days ago)

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