IPOs and Secondaries

IPOs and Secondaries Articles

The fate of IPOs in the near term may not rely on their business models as much as whether the market is receptive to new publicly traded companies at all.
The United States to hit the European Union with large tariffs, the Starbucks brand hurt by recent controversy, Uber may go public soon, and other important headlines.
SoulCycle has pulled its initial public offering, which may leave the cycling fitness spin cycle chain without a great deal of cash on its balance sheet.
Technology company Greensky entered the market quietly on Thursday in its IPO debut.
Focus Financial Partners, a leading partnership of independent, fiduciary wealth management firms, has filed with the SEC regarding its initial public offering.
Melinta Therapeutics saw its shares plunge on Thursday after the firm announced that it had priced a secondary offering.
EVO Payments entered the market with a bang in its IPO debut. Shares actually entered the market well above the original pricing.
Tesla drops the prices of its cars sold in China, Amazon.com clamps down on buyers who return too many things, Las Vegas casino workers could go on strike, and other important headlines.
Both Smartsheet and DocuSign have seen their respective quiet periods come to an end. Each company has seen explosive growth since its IPO, and now analysts are calling for them to run even higher.
Global merchant acquirer and payment processor EVO Payments expects to price its 14 million shares to result in an initial public offering valued up to more than $257 million.
24/7 Wall St. has tracked large upside estimates and price targets from the nLIGHT's underwriting syndicate, and analysts love the stock.
Eight firms are on the calendar to raise capital from the public markets for the first time next week. As a group the eight companies are seeing $3.1 billion in fresh cash.
Cloud-based software provider Adaptive Insights has filed with the SEC regarding its initial public offering.
Pivotal Software entered the market relatively quietly on back in April, but now it seems to be making a splash with analysts now that its quiet period has ended.
GreenSky intends to price more than 34 million shares to result in an initial public offering valued up to more than $901 million.