If you think we have no idea concerning economic growth, just get a load of these professional economists -- all working at regional district branches of our nation's central bank.
Why should this IPO be valued more highly than Nvidia or AMD?
ARM's successful debut may breathe life into capital markets, but will it hold onto the 24.7% gain from its debut day?
As Apple tries to find a bottom, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, a major shareholder, traded at record highs both on Tuesday and Wednesday.
While many economists are optimistic, some of the news hitting individuals is very sobering.
With the British chip designer Arm due to debut on Nasdaq Thursday, parent SoftBank is looking to price the stock at the high end of the indicated range (or higher!).
After retreating to play defense, Masayoshi Son now feels this is the time to return to offense.
Here's what I'm looking for, including from IPOs, M&A, private equity and a potential recession.
Japan's Softbank plans to spin off chip designer Arm, and the buzz over that deal is combining with Nvidia's coming earnings to energize the AI crowd.
Boasting brands like Band-Aid and Benadryl, Kenvue has now become the largest pure-play consumer health company, and it will soon offer two distinct -- and excellent -- opportunities.
Let's check if this restaurant stock's salad days are ahead.
Cava and Korean BBQ company GEN Restaurant Group are enjoying quick rallies. Recent history, however, suggests the honeymoon may not last.
There are reports that other restaurant chains could be preparing to go public, but whether they'll get the reception seen by Cava is an unknown.
As euphoria subsides, ultimately the company will have to deliver results.
"AI" is in quotes because some companies that will sell themselves as artificial intelligence initial public offering plays may be so in concept but not in reality.
News about Intel becoming an anchor investor in the U.K. chip name have the stock breaking out.
Companies that went public a few years back when money was cheap are struggling now, and commercial real estate outfits likely are next on the list.
With natural resources companies going public and a privatization push, these are halcyon days for Jakarta's capital markets.
Let's see what's in the kitchen at CAVA Group.
Ant Group's political rehabilitation appears complete, with a holding company restructuring that means Ma no longer dominates voting power.
BDT Capital Partners' planned acquisition of the Weber shares it doesn't already own will end Weber's short stint as a publicly traded company.
India's largest-ever public offering at the time of its listing, Paytm has seen its share price perform horribly. Will this vote of confidence turn things around?
Majority owner BDT Capital Partners offers to buy the shares of the grillmaker it doesn't already own; meanwhile, Getty Realty hikes its dividend.
Shein, the leading fashion-app download in the US, was valued at US$100B at its latest financing round, but faces a cut-price discount sale on its own shares.
The grillmaker's stock has traded wildly and heavily at times, most recently this week after it posted its latest results on Monday.
This trio of companies that produce wine made their stock market debuts over the past 18 months and don't look ripe for the picking.
Poor market conditions and the uncertain status of Chinese tech listings cause the podcast market leader to put off its Hong Kong IPO.
After debuting with much fanfare last July, the former market darling now is languishing in value territory.
There's an unusual divergence between Alibaba shares in New York and Hong Kong, with the market not quite believing its ears that an Ant IPO is about to go ahead.
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