IPOs

General Electric plans to offer shares in its North American retail finance unit in 2014 before spinning it off entirely the following year.

The Chinese e-commerce giant will pursue an IPO in the U.S. after talks with Hong Kong regulators broke down.

JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley have reportedly landed the lead roles in the line of credit.

The Big Board owner has reportedly tapped two leading investment banks to run a possible IPO of its Euronext unit.

After pricing its IPO below expectations, ING U.S. continued its disappointing debut by opening down more than 1%.

A highly-anticipated initial public offering from Twitter and the October jobs report highlight next week’s economic calendar.

Weatherford International PLC's stock fell more than 10 percent Monday as the oilfield services company announced stock and debt offerings for a combined expected total of $1 billion.

Shares of Axovant Sciences are surging after the Alzheimer's disease drug developer said its initial public offering raised $315 million, more than Axovant had expected.

Generic drugmaker Mylan is making official its $32 billion-plus offer for over-the-counter medicines maker Perrigo despite opposition from a larger rival that wants to buy Mylan.

The owner of QVC is buying online flash deal business Zulily in a cash-and-stock deal valued at approximately $2.32 billion.

Shake Shack stock declined about 9 percent Thursday after the burger chain said more of its shares will reach the market soon.

Shares of Aimmune Therapeutics Inc. jumped in their market debut on Thursday, while Planet Fitness' stock declined.

China has reportedly decided to bar new public offerings of stock and will create a fund to stabilize its stock market, which has been roiled by a wave of selloffs..

Five companies made their stock market debut Friday.

At least seven companies debuted on Wall Street Thursday, including credit reporting agency TransUnion.

Shares of Fogo de Chao Inc. surged in their first day of trading after the Brazilian steakhouse chain priced its IPO above the expected range.

Shares of Fitbit are up 55 percent in the first day of trading for the fitness tracking gear maker.

Shares of Party City jumped over 20 percent in their stock market debut Thursday.

GoDaddy hopes to raise up to $460 million in an initial public offering that is priced above an earlier estimate from the web hosting company.

While the initial public offering of burger chain Shake Shack was the center of attention Friday, a spate of other companies also made their public debuts.