What is the difference between stock IPOs and direct listings?
Two of the more popular ways for companies to raise capital through selling shares are through IPOs and direct listing. What are the pros and cons of each approach?
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Reddit lines up CFO ahead of potential IPO
The social media giant named Andrew Vollero as its Chief Financial Officer today amid speculation that it intends to go public.
Robinhood may be preparing a confidential IPO for March 2021 at the earliest
It would appear that Robinhood could be preparing an initial public offering as early as March and could be valued at more than $20 billion.
Roblox (RBLX) direct listing set for March after two IPO delays
The massively popular gaming platform will list its Class A common stock on the NYSE as RBLX.
Slack is planning a 2019 IPO valuing the company around $7 billion
Not Shack, Slack.
Roku Hires Investment Banks, IPO Set for 2017
Reports indicate that the company has reached out to Morgan Stanley and Citibank to lead the IPO.
Zynga IPO opens today, closes down 5 percent
Zynga's IPO launched today but fell "within the first 10 minutes of trading," landing 5 percent down to $9.50 a share by the time the market closed.
Zynga files for $1 billion IPO
As predicted, Zynga plans on becoming public, hoping to raise $1 billion in an IPO.
Zynga IPO seeks up to $2 billion
Zynga is seeking "between $1.5 billion and $2 billion" as part of an initial stock offering (IPO) that could make the company one of the largest in gaming.
