Airbnb’s business was hit hard as stay-at-home orders aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19 eliminated most nonessential travel.

U.S. equity futures were flat early Thursday, hours before the opening bell after investors showed a strong appetite for IPOs Wednesday for DealDash and before that Airbnb.

DoorDash CEO Tony Xu and co-founders Andy Fang and Stanley Tang have joined the billionaires club.

Airbnb will price its initial public offering at $68 per share, people familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal, far exceeding its previously announced target range of $56 to $60 a share.  

DoorDash stock skyrocketed in its NYSE debut Wednesday, but New Constructs CEO and market analyst David Trainer told FOX Business Network's “The Claman Countdown” investors shouldn’t waste their money.

The coronavirus pandemic is driving demand for DoorDash, a food-delivery company headquartered in San Francisco.

Demand for DoorDash IPO shares is off the charts.

The red-hot market for taking companies public is gaining momentum as year-end nears, with two of the most-lucrative startups preparing to make their debuts.

Airbnb Inc. plans to boost the proposed price range of its initial public offering, the latest sign that the red-hot IPO market is ending the year on a high note.

After going private in 2016, Petco plans to return to the public markets. Here's why.

Autonomous driving technology company Luminar's stock has soared since making its NYSE debut, and founder and CEO Austin Russell credits the foundation of his success to dropping out from Stanford University.