IPOs

Shares of Twitter tumbled to new all-time lows Tuesday as the company’s post-IPO lockup expired, giving inside investors the ability to sell their shares. 

Chinese Twitter clone Weibo closed 19% above its U.S. initial public offering price after slashing the offering size in an attempt to overcome tepid demand for momentum stocks. 

Silicon Valley may tighten its grip on the viewing device of your choice thanks to its eponymous show on HBO.  But some market watchers are saying the drama may be a contrarian indicator and that the high tide for tech is about to ebb.

Hoping to raise cash to renovate 100-year-old Wrigley Field, the Ricketts family is debating selling shares of the Chicago Cubs to minority shareholders.

Car-shopping website TrueCar filed for an initial public offering on Friday to raise up to $125 million.

Sour Start: King Digital Entertainment closed nearly 16% below its initial public offering price.

While King still needs to prove an ability to replicate its 'Candy Crush' success, the mobile game maker has surprisingly robust fundamentals.

In another sign of the hot tech IPO market, King Digital Entertainment expects its upcoming initial public offering to value the maker of “Candy Crush” at up to $7.6 billion.

King Digital Entertainment, the maker of the popular "Candy Crush Saga" smartphone game, said it filed for an IPO of up to $500 million on the New York Stock Exchange.

Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne plans to propose a U.S. stock listing and UK fiscal residency for the new auto group comprised of the Italian automaker and Chrysler Group.

CEO Sergio Marchionne said the Italian car maker plans to adopt a new name and pursue a second stock listing after merging with Chrysler.

GoPro, the maker of wearable cameras, soared 31% in its Nasdaq debut on Thursday. 

After a brief hiatus in April and May, U.S. IPOs are making a comeback, with this week set to be the biggest since 2006, according to Renaissance Capital data.

The IPO boom is slowing down, with only three expected to raise $130 million this week. 

The IPO boom is slowing down, with only three expected to raise $130 million this week. 

The IPO boom is slowing down, with only three expected to raise $130 million this week. 

Square, the mobile payments startup created by Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, has postponed its IPO indefinitely, FOX Business has learned.

Mindbody, the software provider for fitness studios, went public on the Nasdaq on Friday, after raising $100 million in its IPO.

Fitness device-maker Fitbit  raised $732 million in its IPO, after pricing at $20 per share, giving the company a market value of over $4 billion. The company begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday. 

Fitbit CFO Bill Zerella explains what the company is going to do with the proceeds from its $732 million IPO.