Democratic debate, retail sales, and bank earnings — 5 things to know this week
Hello friends and Fortune readers, The markets are still open on Monday for Columbus Day, although bond markets will be closed, which means a full week of trading ahead. A handful of big banks will...
View ArticleIPO for IPA: California craft brewer Ballast Point to go public
At a time when many craft brewers are opting to sell their businesses, Ballast Point Brewing & Spirits has an unconventional plan for the brewer’s future: it’s going public. The San Diego-based...
View ArticleThis is the IPO You Missed Today
All right, stock junkies. While investors kept their eyes glued on mobile payments startup Square and dating giant Match Group on Thursday following their initial public offerings, a less well-known...
View ArticleJimmy John’s Scraps Plan for IPO
When the founder of sandwich chain Jimmy John’s decided to scrap plans for an initial public offering, he explained it with a food metaphor, of course. “I made the whole Thanksgiving dinner and right...
View ArticleDeezer Raises Big Funding After Icing IPO Plans
Pulling the plug rather quickly on its initial public offering a few months ago doesn’t mean Paris-based music streaming service Deezer has given up raising new cash. On Wednesday, the company said it...
View ArticleForeScout Joins ‘Unicorn’ Club
ForeScout, a 16-year-old cybersecurity firm based in Campbell, Calif. with offices in Israel, has raised $76 million in what will likely be the company’s final round of funding before it pursues an...
View ArticleThis Cannabis Social Network Is Planning for an IPO Again
MassRoots, a social network for cannabis users, has filed plans for a second time to launch an initial public offering on the Nasdaq in a bid to become the first in the space to go public. The cannabis...
View ArticleDell’s SecureWorks Raises $112 Million in Year’s First Tech IPO
Dell’s cybersecurity unit SecureWorks raised $112 million in the first U.S. initial public offering of a technology company in 2016, less than it had hoped for, amid investor skepticism over its profit...
View ArticleUber’s Chinese Rival Is Reportedly Targeting a 2017 IPO
Uber and its Chinese rival, Didi Chuxing, are in a new race: to go public. Didi Chuxing, currently the dominant ride-hailing company in China, is reportedly targeting an initial public offering in one...
View ArticleAppDynamics Hires Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley for IPO
U.S. business software company AppDynamics has hired investment banks Goldman Sachs Group and Morgan Stanley as lead underwriters for an initial public offering (IPO) that could come later this year, a...
View ArticleShould Investors Bet On Twinkies Owner’s IPO?
Hostess Brands is hoping an initial public offering won’t serve up indigestion to investors. The owner of the Twinkies, Ding Dongs, Ho Hos, and Wonder bread is aiming to appease investors’ sweet tooth...
View ArticleThe First Retailer to IPO This Year Gets a Tepid Response From Wall Street
Home d?cor retailer At Home isn’t receiving the warmest of welcomes from investors. The brick-and-mortar retailer on Thursday debuted on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol HOME, with...
View Articlee.l.f. Beauty Sees Stock Soar 50% in Blockbuster IPO
They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Well, Wall Street investors love the look of e.l.f. Beauty--and they are clamoring to own a piece of the newly public cosmetics brand. Shares e.l.f....
View ArticleNutanix IPO Shows Risks Of ‘Unicorn’ Valuations
In the run-up to its initial public offering, cloud computing company Nutanix scrambled to avoid a situation that has increasingly marred technology IPOs: a price that’s below the most recent private...
View ArticleThis Cybersecurity Firm Just Quietly Filed for an IPO
Carbon Black, a cybersecurity firm based in Waltham, Mass., has quietly filed for an initial public offering the Wall Street Journal reports, citing unnamed sources. Founded in 2002 as Bit 9, Carbon...
View ArticleWhy Yum’s China Market Debut Is Getting a Tepid Reaction
Shares of Yum! Brands’ Chinese spinoff posted a slim gain on the first day of trading on Tuesday, a stock debut that presents investors a rare pure play opportunity to place a bet on China’s growing...
View ArticleExpedia’s Hotel Search Service Trivago Plans IPO
Trivago, the hotel search platform majority held by online travel firm Expedia, filed with the U.S. regulators on Monday for an initial public offering of up to $400 million. Trivago said it planned to...
View ArticleIT Specialist Presidio Braves Sluggish IPO Market
Business software purveyor AppDynamics may have postponed its plans to go public, but technology services firm Presidio is forging ahead with an IPO, according to documents filed with the Securities...
View ArticleTrivago’s IPO Falls Below Expectations
Trivago, the hotel search platform that is majority owned by online travel firm Expedia expe , raised $287 million in an initial public offering on Thursday, far below expectations, according to a...
View ArticleDon’t Expect Unicorn IPOs to Make a Comeback Any Time Soon
Initial public offerings for unicorns--private companies with valuations of at least $1 billion--have been rare this year. Cloud communications startup Twilio, launched its IPO in June; data center...
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