Snapchat set to go public, valued at $23.6 billion

The company that owns the popular social media app Snapchat goes public on the New York Stock Exchange Thursday, guaranteeing its founders will become instant billionaires and perhaps turning 26-year-old CEO Evan Spiegel into the next Mark Zuckerberg. NBC’s Stephanie Ruhle reports for TODAY.

Snapchat set to go public, valued at $23.6 billion

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