initial public offering

Zynga files for IPO of up to $1 billion

Zynga Inc filed paperwork for an initial public offering on Friday, the latest in a series of hot social media companies to seek capital in the U.S. public markets.

Senh: It seems like now's the time to do it while the market's still hot. Facebook is finally bleeding users, so social media is finally slowing down. These companies are still way over-priced when you compare each of their revenue with their valuation. I just hope the social media hype doesn't lead to another bubble. So far, it looks it will.

Pandora's stock retreats to below IPO price

Buyer's remorse already may be setting in for some investors in Internet radio station Pandora Media....

Senh: The company hasn't turned a profit, but people are still investing?

Pandora IPO Terms Put Company at $2.56 Billion

Pandora set terms for its initial public offering that value the Internet radio company at about $2.56 billion, in the latest test of investors' appetite for fast-growing Web companies.

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The real deal? Groupon files for public offering

Daily deals site Groupon Inc filed for an initial public offering, hoping to capitalize on the biggest investor stampede into Web start-ups since the dotcom bubble burst a decade ago.

Spirit Airlines Gets Wings Clipped After IPO

Discount carrier Spirit Airlines priced its initial public offering at $12 per share Wednesday, below the expected range. The company sold 15.6 million shares at that price, and has granted underwriters the option to purchase an additional 2.34 million shares to cover over allotments.

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LinkedIn IPO skyrockets, trades as high as $92.99 a share

LinkedIn shares skyrocketed more than 80% to trade at about $86 a share, and at a high of $92.99 a share, on Thursday as the social networking site launched its initial public offering.

Senh: Which makes Linkedin worth about $8B, with annual revenue of $243M. That's about 30 times annual revenue. Hmm... The company still hasn't turned a profit.

LinkedIn Hikes IPO Price Range by 30%

Professional networking site LinkedIn raised its price range for its IPO this week by 30%, valuing the company at $4 billion, a strong indication that demand is running high for the new stock.

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LinkedIn to sell shares for $32 to $35 each in IPO

Professional networking website LinkedIn Corp. plans to sell shares to investors for $32 to $35 each in an initial public offering, one of the first for a major U.S. social networking site.