Rosie Bradbury

A look at how SpaceX makes money, how it loses money, and what the IPO cashout will look like for key investors and execs.

The Grok maker’s losses are accelerating, as SpaceX’s IPO pulls back the curtain on a large AI model company’s financials for the first time.

The energy startup, which develops next-generation geothermal technology, raised $1.89 billion in its upsized IPO.

Cerebras’ IPO looks set to ride the massive AI infrastructure wave, but competition in its markets is fierce.

The scooter rental industry has struggled for years, despite massive early venture capital support—Lime is a rare survivor.

M&A activity is bolstering IPOs within key areas of the biotech space. A GLP-1 maker and a protein biomarker detection company are the latest.

Less-frequent mandated earnings could be a positive, but the large pool of private capital may keep unicorns from coming to market.

Navan joins the list of upcoming new stock offerings.

Compared with the splashy pops of recent VC-backed debuts, StubHub’s post-IPO performance was fairly tepid.

It seems appetites are more moderate for issuers not riding the buzz around technologies like AI and the blockchain.

The IPO market is heating up.

Figma’s hotly anticipated debut could entice more unicorn startups to make the leap into the public markets.

The highest end of the range would make Figma the third-biggest IPO at debut so far this year.

Voyager stock jumped 82% on its first day of trading.

Hinge’s financial position is strong despite the valuation reset from its 2021 heyday.