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Bay Area IPO hopefuls have a diversity box to check off before their stock debuts

Goldman Sachs this week joined California and others in pushing hard for diversity on boards of public companies. It said it won't underwrite IPOs in the U.S. or Europe if the boards of companies going public don't have at least one woman or person of color.
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