Mar. 17 - Just as investors eye Alibaba's multi-billion dollar U.S. listing plans, sophisticated rivals are cranking up the pressure on the China e-commerce giant, particularly in the mobile space.
By Sarah Lacy On November 7, 2013I can’t remember the last time I woke up and turned on CNBC like it was Christmas Morning, transfixed with every word. Oh yeah, it was Facebook’s IPO. For those of us who don’t live in the late 1990s or on the…
On October 23, 2013Barracuda Networks has set the terms of its NYSE IPO, announcing plans to sell 4.14 million shares at between $18 and $21 per share. This would give the company a market cap of approximately $975 million and net the company roughly…
On September 24, 2013According to sources close to the matter, it appears that Twitter is inclined to choose the New York Stock Exchange, rather than the Nasdaq, for its initial public offering. At the same time, the social media company has yet to…
By Kevin Kelleher On September 12, 2013If the IPO market for social media companies were a three-act play, Act One would be LinkedIn, Facebook would represent the distressing second act and the Twitter IPO – announced by the company today on its own…
