IPOs

These are the top five biggest IPOs in history.

Details about the IPO were not immediately known.

Ride-hailing giant Uber has filed confidential preliminary paperwork for selling stock to the public.

Ride-hailing company Lyft said Thursday it filed paperwork for a proposed initial public offering (IPO) of its common stock.

Snap Inc. has received federal subpoenas related to a class-action lawsuit stemming from its 2017 initial public offering.

Uber's net loss widened by $177 million in the third quarter as the ride-hailing giant continued to invest ahead of a planned public stock offering next year.

The company is reportedly seeking to go public at a $5 billion valuation.

Investors allege that Snap misled the public about how competition from Facebook's Instagram service had affected the company's growth.

NASCAR has submitted a non-binding offer to acquire all Class A and Class B common stock of International Speedway Corp. not already owned by the controlling shareholders of auto racing series.

It no surprise that Snapchat—the photo/video sharing mobile app—is marketing gold for teenagers but as the company is set to debut on Wall Street’s biggest stage on Thursday—the big question for investors is can they gain ground with the 30 + crowd.

Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman discusses the status of the IPO market in 2018.

The ride-hailing IPO may come sooner than expected.

Dell said earlier this month that it had met with some investment banks to explore an initial public offering if its plan to buy the tracking stock of VMware falls through.