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Half of 2021’s IPOs are suddenly trading below their offering price
Finance
Half of 2021’s IPOs are suddenly trading below their offering price
By Declan HartyDecember 13, 2021
Rivian nabs a coveted MotorTrend award for its debut EV pickup, putting pressure on Tesla
Design Thinking
Rivian nabs a coveted MotorTrend award for its debut EV pickup, putting pressure on Tesla
By Christiaan HetznerDecember 13, 2021
SenseTime postpones its Hong Kong IPO after Washington blocked U.S. investment in the facial recognition giant
AI
SenseTime postpones its Hong Kong IPO after Washington blocked U.S. investment in the facial recognition giant
By Yvonne LauDecember 13, 2021
SEC Chair Gary Gensler finally laid out what he has against SPACs
Newsletters
SEC Chair Gary Gensler finally laid out what he has against SPACs
By Jessica MathewsDecember 10, 2021
Paytm’s dismal debut and the threat of Omicron are chilling India’s once-hot IPO market
Investing
Paytm’s dismal debut and the threat of Omicron are chilling India’s once-hot IPO market
By Biman MukherjiDecember 10, 2021
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Finance
Nubank’s co-founder Cristina Junqueira talks inflation concerns, serving the underserved after blockbuster IPO
By Felicia HouDecember 9, 2021
Better COVID news and many more IPOs: 10 health care predictions for 2022 from two top investors
Commentary
Better COVID news and many more IPOs: 10 health care predictions for 2022 from two top investors
By Bob Kocher and Bryan RobertsDecember 9, 2021
Intel plots a Mobileye IPO as a surefire way to finally cash in on the self-driving craze
Tech
Intel plots a Mobileye IPO as a surefire way to finally cash in on the self-driving craze
By Christiaan HetznerDecember 7, 2021
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Europe
European VC investments outperform U.S. ones—and have over the past two decades
By Jeremy KahnDecember 7, 2021
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Finance
BuzzFeed could have raised hundreds of millions of dollars in a SPAC. Instead it got just over $16 million thanks to redemptions. Here’s how they work.
By Declan HartyDecember 3, 2021
Didi’s New York delisting signals an end to Chinese firms’ glory days on U.S. exchanges
Finance
Didi’s New York delisting signals an end to Chinese firms’ glory days on U.S. exchanges
By Grady McGregorDecember 3, 2021
Grab shares sink in historic Nasdaq debut as president touts the cross-selling opportunities of its super app strategy
Grab shares sink in historic Nasdaq debut as president touts the cross-selling opportunities of its super app strategy
By Yvonne LauDecember 2, 2021
Narrowing an IPO loophole may be Beijing’s latest effort to wean firms off foreign capital—even if it sacrifices future growth
Newsletters
Narrowing an IPO loophole may be Beijing’s latest effort to wean firms off foreign capital—even if it sacrifices future growth
By Clay Chandler and Grady McGregorDecember 2, 2021
Kim Posnett of Goldman Sachs
Magazine
A top Goldman Sachs dealmaker says inflation isn’t likely to stop the IPO and M&A frenzy in 2022
By Anne SradersDecember 1, 2021
An end to foreign IPOs by Chinese companies? Beijing is planning to close the loophole that let firms like Didi list overseas
An end to foreign IPOs by Chinese companies? Beijing is planning to close the loophole that let firms like Didi list overseas
By BloombergDecember 1, 2021
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