Firms stand to earn nearly USD50 million from the Twitter IPO. During the visit of Twitter to New York last week, executives of JP Morgan Chase & Co had mingled outside their offices with jackets emblazoned with the logo of the microblogging site.
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Twitter's IPO is an indicator for future startups
Both Wall Street and Silicon Valley await how the market responds to Twitter's IPO. Twitter's IPO is not just about shares held by investors and employees.
Nine Network to do IPO at the ASEX
The Australian Securities Exchange would be the venue for the IPO of Nine Network. The firm that owns Nine Network would start trading on the Australian Securities Exchange by December 6.
Qunar.com and 58.com IPO values oversubscribed
With two mainland China IPOs oversubscribed, consumer confidence indicates greater trust in new IPO shares.
China’s Qunar share price doubled on first day of trade
Qunar, China’s travel booking service, raised USD167 million in initial private offering on its first day of trade.
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Saudi Arabian Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's Kingdom Holdings is preparing to purchase more shares in Twitter when its IPO comes around.
In order to avoid the fiasco of Facebook on the NASDAQ, the NYSE ran simulated IPO tests to iron out glitches and kinks in its systems.
The current freeze order for domestic IPOs in China forced lender Huishang Bank Corp to list its IPO in Hong Kong's index.
Like Facebook and Zynga before it, Twitter was able to secure a USD1 billion credit facility from its IPO bank managers.
According to demand, Riverstone Holdings would increase the IPO volume of Riverstone Energy. A demand from buyers for the minimum GBP670 million or USD1.
The high rate of non-use in Twitter is what may challenge investors in their decision come IPO time.
According to banking sources, the Financial Times said the IPO of UK's Royal Mail was underpriced.
Family owned natural gas exploration and production firm Rice Energy had been preparing for an IPO to be launched early 2014, said sources that were familiar with the matter.
The staff of Royal Mail Group Ltd. had voted to go on strike after less than a week the company had launched its IPO, claiming the public debut would put jobs at risk in the company.
