In the next two weeks 18 American companies will make their debuts on the markets.
In the next two weeks 18 American companies will make their debuts on the markets, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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Companies heading to market include renewable-energy firm Abengoa Yield, financial data company Markit and drug company ZS Pharma.
Analysts say the bumper-crop of offerings, which is the most since April, is in part due to little expected economic news.
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