IPO Edge presents video highlights of the interviews that took place on June 23 at Nasdaq MarketSite. The firesides included ...

In the SPAC space, Nasdaq maintained a dominant position with a 95% win rate for business combinations and hosted 94% of all eligible SPAC IPOs in the first half of 2025, raising $10.6 billion and ...

Highest volume of listings and capital raise in the first half of the year since 2021 Maintained leadership in switches - crossed $3 trillion in market value transferred since 2005 Driving smart ...

In January, Smithfield Foods, owned by Chinese parent company WH Group, returned to the U.S. stock market, listing on Nasdaq. Smithfield Foods reported $224 million in first-quarter profit, up ...

Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Today's IPO Receives Warm Welcome 12:53 pm by Gerelyn Terzo The markets rolled out the welcome mat for healthcare stock Caris Life Sciences (Nasdaq: CAI) today ...

There will be 24 million shares of SLDE released as part of the IPO. Slide is providing 16,666,667 of these shares, while stockholders are selling the remaining 7,333,333 shares.

Dan Sellers By Sydney Asher – Staff Writer, Dallas Business Journal Jun 18, 2025 Updated Jun 18, 2025 3:55pm CDT Preview this article 1 min ...

The IPO price was planned between the $19 and $20 range, up from the previous $16 and $18 planned price. The current pricing would value Caris Life Sciences at around $5.9 billion.

Smithfield Foods Inc. (NASDAQ:SFD) is one of the cheap new stocks to buy according to analysts. Earlier on May 20, Smithfield Foods’ brand, called Farmland, launched its new campaign: Our Best ...

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Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 29 Average Upside Potential as of June 13: 18.87% Smithfield Foods Inc. (NASDAQ: SFD) is one of the 11 cheap new stocks to buy according to analysts.

Chime made a strong debut on the Nasdaq on Thursday. The stock opened at $43 per share, well above its IPO price of $27, and surged as much as 66% during the day before closing at around $37.