You can expect to see another security company on the market tomorrow. Cloud security company Qualys will debut on the NASDAQ Friday under the ticket symbol QYLS.
Real estate site Trulia‘s stock has popped about 40 percent in early trading on its first day as a public company, with the stock trading about $7 over its $17-per-share IPO price.
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The past decade has seen a 93% drop in IPOs for sub-$50 million companies, says Mark Hatch of TechShop, the membership-based tool-and-workshop indy manufacturing community.
Mark Zuckerberg gives his first interview since the company's IPO at Tech Crunch Disrupt
Real estate site Trulia publicly filed for a $75 million IPO this morning, setting its sights on its competitor Zillow, which went public last year.
Bubble — what bubble? For all the talk of a funding boom, Bay Area investors are plagued with doubts this summer due to Facebook’s disappointing IPO and the deepening debt crisis in Europe.
The results of the quarterly Silicon Valley …
After a long delay, travel search site Kayak finally started trading on the NASDAQ this morning and saw its stock jump 14 percent to $30.10.
Kayak last night priced its IPO at $26, above its prior range of $23 to …
[ updated July 20 with a confirmation from a competitor - see bottom for more details ]
Ahh, LinkedIn we love you.
People can never seem to wait with their profile updates until the public announcement is out. At least, …
Firewall security company Palo Alto Networks priced the shares for its initial public offering today, setting the range at $34 to $37 a share.
Palo Alto filed to go public in April this year, with expectations of raising $175 million …
Travel search site Kayak‘s long-delayed IPO looks like it will finally lift off, as the company filed an amended S-1 Monday morning that prices its shares at $23 to $25 a pop.
The eight-year-old flight-, hotel-, and car-reservation service originally …
Apres Facebook, le deluge?
Not exactly, although there was a five-week initial public offering drought for venture-capital-backed companies until late last week. Facebook’s IPO was famously bad, almost the worst in a decade. At least one of the results, among …
Cloud security company Qualys just filed for an initial public offering, making it the latest security company to jump into the public market.
Qualys helps enterprise IT departments remain compliant with any policies or regulations associated with their industries, and …
The Nasdaq plans to give $40 million to the Facebook investors who lost money when the stock exchange suffered a technical malfunction on May 18, delaying the social network’s IPO.
Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Nasdaq had …
The Nasdaq has begun its process of issuing compensation to Facebook investors after the stock exchange’s technical issues botched the first half hour of the social network’s trading on IPO day.
Facebook went public on May 18, to a faulty …
Talk about a backfire. Controversial Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, who recently renounced his U.S. citizenship and came under fire for supposedly skipping out on U.S. taxes, might actually end up owing more money — an estimated $43 million.
Back in …
Facebook shareholders have filed a class action lawsuit against the social network, as well as underwriting banks including Morgan Stanley, over its first-day trading slide, the law firm Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd announced this morning.
The suit alleges that …
Facebook’s shares tumbled this morning to a low of $33.01, well below the company’s initial price of $38 on Friday.
Pre-market trading of Facebook’s stock was already below $38, reports USA Today, but it quickly sank to $33 within the …
In addition to being one of the largest initial public offerings ever, Facebook’s IPO drew so much interest that the system couldn’t keep up with demand.
Facebook expected to make its public debut at 8 a.m. PT this morning, but …
Leave it up to Next Media Animation, the Taiwanese firm known for its wacky news videos, to create the only Facebook IPO wrap-up that’s actually worth watching.
Sure, this Facebook wrap-up features a dead-eyed Zuckerberg riding the Wall Street bull …
