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Home » Shares of corporate travel and expense management software maker Navan fell 20% to $20, valuing it at $5 billion, after raising $923.1 million in its IPO at a market cap of $6.2 billion (Subrat Patnaik/Bloomberg)
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Shares of corporate travel and expense management software maker Navan fell 20% to $20, valuing it at $5 billion, after raising $923.1 million in its IPO at a market cap of $6.2 billion (Subrat Patnaik/Bloomberg)

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Shares of corporate travel and expense management software maker Navan fell 20% to $20, valuing it at $5 billion, after raising $923.1 million in its IPO at a market capitalization of $6.2 billion.— Shares of Navan Inc. fell 20% after the maker of business travel and expense management software and some of its shareholders raised $923.1 million…



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