Criteo filed for a USD 190 million IPO in the Nasdaq Stock Market. France-based web advertising firm Criteo filed for an USD 190 million initial public offering in the US.
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Groupon loses dismissal bid for the class action suit it is facing in court
In a ruling by Judge Norgle, Groupon was ordered to face the class action suit filed against it for securities fraud.
BIND Therapeutics announces IPO pricing
BIND Therapeutics announced the pricing of its initial public offer of 4,700,000 shares at USD15 per share.
Empire State Building REIT files IPO
The Empire State Realty Trust Inc. whose properties include the Empire State Building had filed to raise a hefty USD1.07 billion in proceeds, according to a regulatory filing today.
ClubCorp to price IPO shares below marketed range
In order to sell its shareholdings during its IPO, ClubCorp Holdings is pricing its shares below marketed price.
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According to a Reuters report, Freelancer.com would be planning a local IPO in Australia that would help boost Australia's fast-growing technology markets.
Checkers Drive-In Restaurants Inc has been the latest restaurant chain that was purportedly preparing itself to go public.
According to a report by Reuters, sources said that Hilton Worldwide came up with its pricing terms on its USD5.85 billion refinancing credit that would be used to finance debt that would arise from its public offer.
The 'grey market' is a good gauge of the market's interest in an IPO and Twitter is gaining 'high interest'.
Soros and Golmand Sachs-backed Essent Group Ltd. filed for an initial public offering yesterday valued USD287.5 million.
Blackstone Group LP decided to sell its shares in hotel chains following the increased sales of hotel properties in the US this year.
Violin Memory, through the backing of Toshiba, would be doing an IPO of 18 million shares with an expected value of USD180 million.
Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne told the Financial Times that Chrysler would be ready to file for an IPO this week.
In an interview with Reuters, Saudi Arabian Prince Alwaleed bin Talal said he, through his Kingdom Holdings investment firm, would not sell any Twitter shares owned in the IPO.
