IPOs

It’s been more than two months since Facebook’s (FB) messy IPO cooled the market for new listings, but things are starting to heat up again. There were seven companies that pulled off successful IPOs last week, and one of the … Continue reading →

It’s a stunning reversal of fortune in a short period of time. Facebook is now the second-worst performer of all IPOs in the U.S. so far this year, says IPOScoop.com. Around the time of the IPO, individual and institutional investors … Continue reading →

· IPOX Indexes mixed, trail benchmarks for a third week, select stocks plunge: Key benchmarks with blue-chip exposure such as the S&P 500 (SPX: +1.71% to +10.21% YTD) continued to lead markets to a third week of gains as expectations … Continue reading →

“As a market maker in one of the largest IPOs in U.S. history, we received significant orders from clients, including clients of our wealth management businesses,” UBS said. “Due to multiple operational failures by NASDAQ, UBS’s pre-market …

It’s a stunning reversal of fortune in a short period of time. Facebook is now the third-worst performer of all IPOs in the U.S. so far this year, says IPOScoop.com. Around the time of the IPO, individual and institutional investors … Continue reading →

As late stage startups like Facebook and Twitter delayed their IPOs, early employees and investors seeking to cash out found a new way to get it: by selling stock through secondary markets. On the other end of these deals, a … Continue reading →

The Swiss bank is suing the exchange after losing $356 million. In its lawsuit UBS said: “As a market maker in one of the largest IPOs in US history, we received significant orders from clients.” The agency goes on to … Continue reading →

As late stage startups like Facebook and Twitter delayed their IPOs, early employees and investors seeking to cash out found a new way to get it: by selling stock through secondary markets. On the other end of these deals, a … Continue reading →

In 2003, fashion house Michael Kors Holdings was struggling. “It was losing money and probably would have gone out of business had we not bought it,” said Chief Executive Officer John Idol in a March speech at the University of … Continue reading →

As late stage startups like Facebook and Twitter delayed their IPOs, early employees and investors seeking to cash out found a new way to get it: by selling stock through secondary markets. On the other end of these deals, a … Continue reading →