IPOs

Tencent Holdings Ltd. is in discussions to buy a stake in Warner Music Group as part of the record company’s initial public offering, a key test for a new-issue market that has been hobbled by the coronavirus pandemic.

The recording label, home to artists including Cardi B, Ed Sheeran and Bruno Mars, expects its offering of 70 million shares to be priced between $23 and $26 per share.

SelectQuote said it sold shares at $20 each, above the target range of between $17 and $19 per share

Hundreds of Chinese firms not subject to the same investor-protection rules as U.S. firms have listed on American stock exchanges over the past decade, resulting in billions of dollars of investor losses.

Nasdaq's new curbs on Chinese IPOs represent the latest flashpoint in the financial relationship between the world's two largest economies

Online grocery delivery company Instacart is in talks to raise new funding, according to a report.

Firm sets sights on a June offering after rich funding round

The cloud service provider increased the size of the deal to 30 million shares on Friday

Warner Music announced that it had been approved to list its Class A common stock under the symbol "WMG," hinting at what could be a rare initial public offering after the coronavirus outbreak forced a number of companies to put their plans on hold.

Norwegian, the smallest of the big three U.S. cruise operators, suspended its operations in mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic along with its peers.

On Monday, L Brands said the lawsuit with Sycamore Partners was settled

DraftKings began trading as a public company on Friday.

Once the deal is finalized, DraftKings will list on the Nasdaq exchange under the stock ticker “DKNG.”