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  • JD.com Announces Spin-off of Industrial and Property Units for Hong Kong IPO
    JD.com Hong Kong Listing
    Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com Inc (9618.HK) revealed plans on Thursday to spin off its property and industrial divisions, aiming to list them on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. This move comes amidst the latest wave of restructuring within the Chinese technology sector following a stringent regulatory crackdown.
  • U.S. Regulator Issues Warning Against China's Alleged Pump-And-Dump IPOs
    A view of the exterior of the Nasdaq market site in the Manhattan borough of New York City.
    Up to 90% of what Chinese enterprises offer is devoted to foreign broker-dealers.
  • Elon Musk Sets Starlink IPO Timeline For The Second Time Around
    ELON MUSK
    The SpaceX CEO gave a similar estimate in an email he sent to SpaceX employees in 2019, before backing away from that timeline.
  • Intel's Driverless Tech Unit Mobileye Files For U.S. IPO
    PAY RUCKUS
    Several companies have postponed their intentions to go public in recent weeks.
  • Private Equity TPG Is First Major IPO This Year
    TPG
    TPG Capital's share price surged by more than 15.25% during its stock market debut.
  • Rivian To Raise $11.9 Billion Through NASDAQ IPO
    Rivian
    At Rivian's announced IPO price, the company would be valued at around $66.5 billion.
  • Volvo Set To Announce Stockholm IPO Details This Week
    Volvo
    Volvo's planned IPO in Stockholm could skyrocket its market valuation to more than $25 billion.
  • Federer-backed Shoemaker On Aims For Over $6 Billion Valuation In U.S. IPO
     Roger Federer
    On Holding AG, a shoemaker backed by Swiss tennis star Roger Federer, is eyeing a valuation of more than $6 billion in a U.S. initial public offering (IPO), a regulatory filing showed on Tuesday.
  • Robinhood Founders Will Be Newest Tech Billionaires After IPO
    Robinhood
    Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt's existing shares will be worth $2.5 billion following Robinhood's IPO.
  • China Regulator To Police Overseas Listings: WSJ Reports
    China
    The Cyberspace Administration of China has now been put in charge of overseeing all overseas listings.
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