During the first day of WEF 2020 at Davos, the U.S. Treasury Secretary acknowledged the demand for faster cross-border payment solutions and said that the U.S. will support companies like Ripple offering such services.
Elon Musk has revealed that SpaceX will send NASA astronauts to the ISS this year. But will SpaceX also run its anticipated IPO in 2020?
Over the last few years, global companies and conglomerates have become even bigger with the overall growth of the global economy. Here’s a look at the top 10 global companies by market cap.
Just a month after Sundar Pichai took the position of the Alphabet CEO, the Google parent has reached its new milestone of hitting $1 trillion in valuations. The Alphabet stock has surged 50% in one year.
F45 Training’s IPO is rumored to come as soon as the first half of this year.
Financial technology startup Fundbox is preparing for conducting an IPO in the future and has created a position of a CFO in its corporate structure.
Saudi Aramco has managed to sell 450 million additional shares through an over-allotment option, which is also known as a “greenshoe option”.
It is believed that in the nearest future Aston Martin may get impressive funds from two separate investors.
As it has become known, food delivery giant Grubhub is not going to run a selling process despite the rumors. After this news, its shares fell 6.7% to $52.02.
Some experts consider Coupang as an unprofitable company. However, it may change as Coupang is preparing for an IPO.
Though 2019 was not the best year for the IPO market, 2020 is expected to be rather interesting to observe. We will see Airbnb, DoorDash, GitLab, Robinhood, Wish, and a few others go public.
AI Factory specializes in developing AI business solutions, it is also responsible for Snapchat’s recently released animated selfie-based Cameos feature.
The 2010s was the decade of the unicorn startups and the billionaires. The number of billionaires more than tripled. One became a president. Here are some of the biggest names over the last ten years.
The operator of the high-speed railway linking Shanghai and Beijing has scaled down the size of its IPO by 17%. But the IPO still could be the largest in the country since 2015.
Soon after laying off employees, WeWork sells Managed by Q unit, which results from the company’s need to cut its costs and unload assets.