A few weeks ago, electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla Motors issued
stock to the public. Its charismatic CEO Elon Musk was once touted
by Wired as a "triple threat" disruptor based on his previous
experience with PayPal and Space Exploration Technologies. A successful
stock market introduction led to Musk being worth millions, on paper at
least.
Last week, a company called QlikTech issued stock to the public. The company is more than a decade old. Most people wouldn't recognize CEO Lars Bjork if they ran into him on the street. A Google News search found 2,180 articles about Tesla, and 68 about QlikTech.
Tesla's the sexier company, but is it better positioned for success?
To read the full, original article click on this link: A Tale of Two Innovators Going Public - Bloomberg
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