IPOs and Secondaries

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The U.S. deficit hit a multiyear high, top executives at General Electric did not get bonuses last year, President Trump killed a potential deal for Broadcom to buy Qualcomm, and other important...
The financial markets have eagerly been awaiting the initial public offerings of the so-called unicorn companies such as Dropbox.
Cloud storage and sharing platform Dropbox has set terms for an IPO that could occur by the end of next week. The firm could raise more than $600 million at a valuation of up to $8 billion.
The executive chairman of DowDuPoint will step down, the Saudi Aramco initial public offering may be delayed again, and other important headlines.
Following a lull around the Presidents Day holiday, the market gets rolling with a tech unicorn among four IPOs set for the coming week.
Global Blood Therapeutics saw its shares pull back on Friday after the firm announced that it would be conducting a secondary offering.
Cloud-based information security company Zscaler expects to price 10 million shares to result in an initial public offering valued up to $138 million.
Last week saw a single IPO and the calendar for this week is equally spare. The news going forward is that the pipeline is filling up with a $1 billion direct offering from Spotify the big newsmaker.
Spotify has outlined its plans to go public, T-Mobile will start 5G service, Best Buy will close some locations, and other important headlines.
The market for initial public offerings has many unicorns and many well known companies that it has been waiting on to come public. One of the most telegraphed IPOs of 2018 was expected to be Spotify...
TiVo may find a buyer or go private, Amazon will buy a smart doorbell company, the FCC will begin auctions of 5G spectrum, and other important headlines.
Global collaboration platform operator Dropbox has filed with the SEC regarding its initial public offering.
There has been little IPO action in the past week and little expected for the week ahead. Some interesting offerings are just ahead however.
Dropbox has filed to go public, another example of the hunger for fast-growing tech companies that carry heft valuations, even if they are losing hundreds of millions of dollars.
Shopify saw its shares pull back on Wednesday after the firm announced a secondary offering.