The delayed IPO of food-delivery startup Postmates is a clear result of catastrophic trading in several tech unicorns that have gone public in 2019 such as Uber Technologies, Inc. and […]

  Looks Toward Growth in Rural Chinese Networks as Key for Q3 By IPO Edge Editorial Staff Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:JD) reported second quarter results on Tuesday, August 13, smashing its […]

  By John Marchisi The modern special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC, encounters several challenges with regard to risk management and insurance which are uncovered and discussed in this paper.  […]

WeWork parent We Co.’s decision to pull its IPO Monday is a sign its prospectus needs a complete overhaul, including a squeaky clean framework around corporate governance. In turn, future […]

Steven Heyer, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Chairman of Haymaker Acquisition Corp. II  SPAC IPOs are getting larger and there is scope for a broader range of acquisition targets, but […]

By John Jannarone Peloton Interactive, Inc. expects its remarkably low monthly churn rates to remain subdued as it encourages active use and for marketing expenses to remain manageable as word-of-mouth […]

Peloton Interactive, Inc. Has Monthly Subscriber Churn of Well Under 1{efe5d79870c08482e17ab0c97855f89429dac5f22c46026d3ca83573faec2208} By John Jannarone Peloton Interactive, Inc. looks much fitter than many of this year’s IPOs. Does the fitness-media company […]

Now that Adam Neumann has relinquished his role as CEO of WeWork parent We Co., investors and employees should expect to see costs being slashed and non-core projects abandoned – […]

While WeWork parent We Co. has put its IPO on ice, Peloton Interactive, Inc. has attributes that will likely draw strong investor demand, according to IPO Edge Editor-in-Chief John Jannarone […]

Atlas Technical Consultants Plans to Go Public via Combination with Boxwood Merger Corp. By John Jannarone From New York’s airports to crumbling roads in California, it’s no secret that U.S. […]