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Back to news homeTech companies are still going public in Asia, but not enough to halt the global IPO slowdown
Asia had more IPOs than other regions in Q1 2022, but its tally dropped from Q4 2021 Anna Heim 8 hours Sometime in 2021, the world passed the 1,000-unicorn milestone. […]
Fed’s Moves in 2022 Could End the Stock Market’s Pandemic Run
For two years, the stock market has been largely able to ignore the lived reality of Americans during the pandemic — the mounting coronavirus cases, the loss of lives and […]
Are Nubank’s low IPO fees a sign of the times?
Fees on the Nubank IPO were among the lowest of the year, Bloomberg revealed this week. Of the $2.6 billion the Brazilian fintech’s parent company, Nu Holdings, raised in the […]
China’s ride-hailing giant is delisting from the New York Stock Exchange
China’s ride-hailing behemoth Didi has begun the procedure of delisting from the New York Stock Exchange and applying to list in Hong Kong instead, the company announced via a Weibo […]
Digital lending platform Blend valued at over $4B in its public debut
Mortgages may not be considered sexy, but they are a big business. And if you’ve refinanced or purchased a home digitally lately, you may or may not have noticed the […]
China Plans Security Checks for Tech Companies Listing Overseas
China moved on Saturday toward requiring domestic tech companies to submit to a cybersecurity checkup before they can go public on overseas stock exchanges, a step that would close the […]
The NYSE will delist three Chinese telecoms after all
The New York Stock Exchange announced this morning that it will be delisting three major Chinese telecom companies, a move that it first announced last week before seeming to reverse […]
New York Stock Exchange to Delist China Mobile, Among Others
The New York Stock Exchange said it would delist China’s three big state-run telecommunications companies following an executive order from the Trump administration, in a symbolic severing of longstanding ties […]