Who's hot, who's not in upcoming IPOs

Two broadband companies are expected to capture the limelight next week, while HomeGrocer may receive a lackluster welcome.

CNET News staff

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CNET News staff

Jan. 2, 2002 4:43 p.m. PT

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Two broadband companies are expected to capture the limelight on the market next week, while HomeGrocer is expected to draw a lackluster welcome.

"(HomeGrocer) may get a little pop at first but it's not worth the investment."

- Jeff Hirschkorn, senior analyst, IPO.com

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