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To: Raj Ramaswamy who wrote (14222)	11/20/1998 1:04:00 PM
From: Rock_nj	Respond to of 119973

On Wednesday, Xoom and uBid, two deals that had been languishing in the pipeline since last summer, set specific terms of their offerings in amended IPO filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Home-page provider Xoom hopes to sell 3 million shares at $9 to $11 each, according to the SEC document. Bear Stearns and Deutsche Bank Securities are the co-managers of the deal. The company competes with GeoCities (GCTY) and Theglobe.com, whose stock made a record-setting debut last week but proceeded to give back portions of its immense gain daily before stanching the bleeding Thursday, when it picked up 9 15/16 to close at 42. UBid, the auction site subsidiary of direct marketer Creative Computers (MALL), narrowed the estimated pricing range of its 1.58 million-share offering to $13 to $14 a share.