IPOs

Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick plans to raise $250 million for a special purpose acquisition company focused on racial equality and social justice issues.

​​​​​​​SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said in a tweet on Tuesday that the company's satellite internet service, Starlink, could launch an initial public offering once the aerospace company can "predict cash flow reasonably well."

Oatly, founded in the 1990s, turns fiber rich oats into nutritional liquid food using patented enzyme technology based on research from Sweden's Lund University

The dating app, where women make the first move upon matching, will trade under the symbol “BMBL” on the NASDAQ.

Chobani LLC, the food company that made Greek yogurt mainstream, is laying the groundwork for a public listing of its shares.

Robinhood Markets Inc. will likely suffer collateral damage as a result of its recent turmoil when it debuts on the public market, but cofounder and CEO Vladimir Tenev should maintain control.

Qualtrics shares rocketed up 50% in the first day of trading, closing at $45.50

Instacart will begin offering its retail partners a new Partner Pick model, which will allow stores to rely on their own employees to utilize Instacart's technology and fulfill orders for customers. 

Ahead of its upcoming initial public offering, Bumble founder and CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd received a $125 million cash payout and loan, according to newly released documents by the company.

After 2020 proved to be a banner year for IPOs, with companies like Airbnb and DoorDash going public, that trend is expected to continue in 2021.

Marketplace for secondhand goods prices IPO at $42 a share and will start trading Thursday

Affirm Holdings sold shares in its IPO at $49 apiece, above its target range, to raise $1.2 billion