Reddit’s IPO this week has raised the question of how the social-media platform makes money and plans to turn a profit. The company was expected to price its IPO on Wednesday and begin trading ...

This morning, let’s ask three questions about Lemonade’s IPO filing that will help us understand what’s ahead for the SoftBank-backed unicorn. Three questions 1.

The stock was priced at $15 per share, and rallied to close at $18 on its first day of trading. Not the most spectacular IPO pop, but it rallied to a high of $22.08 on September 24 before retreating.

Rumors have surfaced that online discussion platform Reddit may go public. Wall Street Memes looks at 3 valuation charts to assess the investment opportunity.

It’s not an easy question to answer, and it’s one that Wall Street will certainly be asking as Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman and his executive team hit the road in coming days to sell investors on ...

Zipcar IPO'd today with its shares popping 56%, giving it a valuation of around $1 billion. It's a nice start on the public markets for a company that didn't turn a profit for the last two years ...

US IPO Activity — From Boom to Bust: This chart gives a sense for the magnitude and scale of the US IPO boom (and bust). Notably, IPO filings increased exponentially through the second half of ...

The Xiamen-based company saw its shares open at $25 on Friday, an almost 50% jump from its IPO price of $17. But the stock has since fallen back to $14.75 at the close on Wednesday, giving the ...

Wallace's question refers to WeWork's shift away from offering unlimited beer. In late 2018, it rolled out a pilot program limiting tenants to four 12-ounce glasses of beer each between noon and 8 ...

The IPO market in 2014 has been flooded with 37 companies going in public through February. These industries have been the big winners in 2014. Trends to Watch ...

Whether Groupon’s IPO on Friday signals the return of the big US listing is unclear. But it’s certainly part of a global swing back to the West in equity fund-raising and away from emerging ...