A handful of IPOs and SPACs debuted this past week, led by software unicorn Figma, which soared +250% in the best first day ...

Figma, Inc., a design software company based in San Francisco, stunned Wall Street with its debut on the New York Stock ...

Unicorns may be mythical beasts, but multibillion-dollar start-ups are alive and well and running wild on Wall Street. Design ...

Experts say the lack of high-quality tech IPOs has prepared the market to boost new listings beyond what they're ...

Investors and bankers are wondering why the software company didn’t price its shares higher to capitalize on fervent demand.

The Renaissance IPO ETF, which invests in newly public stocks, is up 6% this year and has soared 40% from its low point of the year in early April.

Wall Street has plenty of appetite for risk even without Fed rate cuts. Figma surged 250 percent in its trading debut ...

Antitrust pressure killed Adobe's $20 billion takeover for design startup Figma. Its cofounder Dylan Field floated the business on NYSE at nearly the same valuation.

Design software maker Figma ( FIG ), set to begin trading in Thursday's session, priced its initial public offering at $33 ...

Figma's stock opened at $85.00 a share, or 157.6% above the $33 IPO price, at 1:58 p.m. Eastern. It has rallied even further since then, and traded as high as $124.63 intraday - 277.7% above the IPO ...

Design startup Figma listed its shares on the New York Stock Exchange in a year when IPOs from buzzy tech firms have come ...