IPOs

Arista Networks, a cloud networking equipment maker, soared 35% in its public debut. Arista priced shares at $43 and by mid-morning on Friday, the stock was trading at $58. 

Arista Networks, a cloud networking equipment maker, soared 35% in its public debut. Arista priced shares at $43 and by mid-morning on Friday, the stock was trading at $58. 

Arista Networks, a cloud networking equipment maker, soared 35% in its public debut. Arista priced shares at $43 and by mid-morning on Friday, the stock was trading at $58. 

Although not quite at dot com boom levels, the U.S. is seeing the most venture-backed IPOs since the tech bubble. Fifty-five companies with venture financing have priced this year, the most seen in the same period since 2000, when there were 148, according to Dealogic.

Although not quite at dot com boom levels, the U.S. is seeing the most venture-backed IPOs since the tech bubble. Fifty-five companies with venture financing have priced this year, the most seen in the same period since 2000, when there were 148, according to Dealogic.

Cloud service company Box soared 66% in its long-anticipated public debut on Friday. After pricing shares at $14, the stock traded as high as $25 mid-day and closed at $23.23.

The virtual computing startup, valued at $1 billion earlier this year, will do $200 million in sales this year.

Xero, a competitor to Intuit, expects to pass the $100 million mark in revenue this fiscal year.

According to a report, the popular music streaming company has undertaken informal chats with investment banks for a potential initial public offering.

Online-storage service Dropbox is reportedly looking to land a valuation of $8 billion in a new round of funding despite slowing revenue growth. 

First Hawaiian Inc's shares rose as much as 6.5 percent in their debut on Thursday, valuing the lender at $3.41 billion in the biggest initial public offering by a U.S. bank in nearly two years.

Shares of Japanese messaging app operator Line, soared as much as 36 percent in their U.S. market debut on Thursday,

Shares of Japanese messaging app operator Line, soared as much as 36 percent in their U.S. market debut on Thursday,

Japanese messaging app, Line, is gearing up for its public debut Thursday in what could be the biggest technology listing of 2016.

Japanese messaging-app operator Line on Monday priced its dual initial public offering in New York and Tokyo at the top end of its range due to strong demand, raising $1.14 billion.

Japanese messaging-app operator Line on Monday priced its dual initial public offering in New York and Tokyo at the top end of its range due to strong demand, raising $1.14 billion.

Shares of Bats Global Markets rallied on Friday in their debut, marking a high-stakes test of the company's own exchange and of the wider new-issues market after a lackluster first quarter.

US Foods Holding sold shares Wednesday at the upper end of the targeted range for its initial public offering.