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Take Your Company Public OTCBB: S1, 211 Here Is What You Need To Know

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So many companies dream of going public both as a growth and exit strategy but unfortunately few succeed with this process. The third party audit, sponsoring of the S1 and 211 by a market maker and SEC comments stage is just one of the obstacles involved with taking a company public. The attempt at going public and actually achieving a symbol are two entirely different things and if you are lucky enough to achieve a symbol there’s a completely separate area of expertise needed to keep your stock trading and to preserve a company’s longevity in the marketplace.

Traditional Braided Rugs Home Decor

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When you are looking at options for buying a rug there are many that you can consider. Oriental rugs are popular and a common choice. But there are braided rugs which are also common and they are beautiful and historic, they do deserve a look. There is a long history about these braided rugs; they have been a part of households from the late 1800s. Braided rugs were handmade from less graceful materials like old clothing or fabric. In earlier times these rugs were not used for decorative purposes but were used to cover cold floors so that the homes stayed warm.