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UPDATE 2-Yelp investor SQN says shares could surge to $55-$65

By: Reuters: Company News
SQN Investors LP said on Wednesday Yelp Inc's shares could surge to between $55 and $65, up to 80 percent above its current price, if the customer review company appoints new board members and considers selling itself.
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