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The SEC Wants More Companies to Go Public, and It’s Taking a Page From Texas

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SEC Chair Paul Atkins wants to cut the regulatory burden that keeps startups out of public markets. Texas and its emerging financial hub could provide a blueprint.

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The SEC Wants More Companies to Go Public, and It’s Taking a Page From Texas

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