Asian stocks meander in holiday-thinned trading; China imports data suggests weak demand
Asian stock markets meandered in holiday-thinned trading Monday after Chinese trade figures suggested domestic demand is lackluster.
Supreme Court limits investor lawsuits over company comments that may be misleading
A unanimous Supreme Court says investors can't sue companies for making misleading statements of opinion prior to a public stock offering just because those statements ultimately turn out to be wrong.
That Was Fast: Twitter Slapped With Early Downgrade
An early bull on Twitter is now telling investors to sell the social media company due to concerns its valuations have gotten out of whack.
Fiat Says CEO Marchionne Misquoted in Bernstein Report
The Italian automaker said a report by Bernstein Research mischaracterized a presentation by Sergio Marchionne, denying the CEO advised investors to avoid Chrysler's IPO.
No IPO Pop for SkinnyPop as CEO Looks to Chips
Amplify Snack Brands, the makers of the hit popcorn Skinnypop, failed to deliver on their first day of trading at NYSE.
Wall Street’s IPO Market is Taking Shape—Literally
Wall Street has been flooded with a string of healthy IPOs like SoulCycle, Plant Fitness, and Amplify Snack Brand Inc.--the makers of SkinnyPop popcorn.
Planet Fitness Fails to Pull its Own Weight at Debut
Planet Fitness, the budget fitness chain, fell flat during a disappointing trading debut.
CEO: Chrysler IPO to Place 'Road Markers' for Fiat Deal
Chrysler, Fiat's CEO said he hopes the IPO process will provide a clear valuation of Chrysler and pave the way for a merger.
Marchionne: Chrysler to Kick Off IPO Plans This Week
CEO Sergio Marchionne said the No. 3 U.S. car maker will likely file documents for its initial public offering this week as Italian parent Fiat and a union healthcare trust look to resolve a dispute over the automaker’s value.
Chrysler CEO Says IPO Possible in Early 2014
Sergio Marchionne, the CEO of Chrysler Group and Fiat, said an IPO for the U.S. car maker could happen in the first quarter of 2014, while the Italian parent continues to pursue full ownership.
Chrysler CEO Says IPO Possible in Early 2014
Sergio Marchionne, the CEO of Chrysler Group and Fiat, said an IPO for the U.S. car maker could happen in the first quarter of 2014, while the Italian parent continues to pursue full ownership.
New 'Mini-IPOs' to Give Small Investors Access to Start-Ups
Small investors looking for a slice of young companies can for the first time begin buying stock at a start-up's earliest stages under a new provision of the JOBS Act that took effect on Friday.
Hotel Chain La Quinta Books Subpar Debut on NYSE
In a lukewarm welcome on the New York Stock Exchange, the hotel chain's shares closed less than 1% above their IPO price
Shh! Blackstone's La Quinta Quietly Makes IPO Reservations
La Quinta Holdings, a hotel chain backed by Blackstone Group, said on Monday it had confidentially filed with U.S. regulators for an initial public offering of its common stock.
Hilton Worldwide Makes IPO Reservations at NYSE
Hilton Worldwide said it plans to return as a public company by listing its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
Hilton Worldwide Sets the Stage for $1.25B IPO
The paperwork signals the hotel chain is ready to return to the public markets after going private in a mega deal with Blackstone Group in 2007.
Fearing Activist Investors, C-Suites Get Proactive
Executives at the highest ranks are now taking proactive measures, including spinning off less profitable businesses and rolling out more cash to shareholders, fearing a target by activist investors.
Sprint names Brightstar CEO as new chief, replacing longtime boss Dan Hesse
Sprint is replacing its longtime CEO Dan Hesse with Brightstar CEO Marcelo Claure on the heels of a report that it is dropping its bid for rival wireless carrier T-Mobile.
As Alibaba IPO Nears, Street Pushes for NYSE Listing
Wall Street firms are prodding Chinese Internet company Alibaba to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
As Alibaba IPO Nears, Street Pushes for NYSE Listing
Wall Street firms are prodding Chinese Internet company Alibaba to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.