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Shares of food-delivery app Zomato soared as much as 82% in their debut on the National Stock Exchange of India.

Shares of Indian food delivery start-up Zomato jumped as high as 82% during its market debut on Friday.

Shares of OppFi rose in its market debut Wednesday after the company completed its SPAC merger.

Paytm will issue new shares worth 83 billion rupees ($1.1 billion) and an offer for sale worth another 83 billion rupees by existing shareholders.

Prenetics is set to merge with Artisan Acquisition, a SPAC, in a deal that will value the new entity at $1.3 billion or more, a source told CNBC.

“The energy is absolutely incredible” at the company’s studios, Mark Wahlberg told CNBC from the floor of the NYSE before the stock started trading.

Didi’s rivals in China are trying to eat away at the company’s market share as it faces a crackdown from regulators.

Private jet company Wheels Up went public Wednesday via a SPAC merger, with its CEO now looking to transform the business’s technology platform.

As head of the premier global Wall Street firm, Solomon will have to navigate the increasingly fraught relationship between China and its tech sector.

ByteDance was considering an IPO of all or some of its businesses in the U.S. or Hong Kong, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.

Bill Gurley, a partner at venture firm Benchmark, told CNBC on Friday that Nextdoor’s decision to go public through a SPAC was partly due to better pricing.

Global venture financing surged 157% in the second quarter from a year earlier to $156 billion, according to data from CB Insights.

“A little bit of fear in the market” will likely help investors in ETFs such as Renaissance Capital’s U.S. IPO ETF, the firm’s chairman says.

Wise founders Kristo Käärmann and Taavet Hinrikus are now billionaires following the fintech firm’s stock market debut.

Wise shares opened at £8 a share Wednesday morning, giving the company a market value of £8 billion ($11 billion).

British money transfer company Wise is set to go public on the London Stock Exchange through a direct listing.

Xpeng issued 85 million Class A ordinary shares at a price of 165 Hong Kong dollars each, raising 14.02 billion Hong Kong dollars ($1.8 billion).

While many investors in the U.S. may never use Didi or know much about China’s regulatory environment, the company shared some warning signs in its prospectus.

A massive week for IPOs delivered hefty fees to Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and other Wall street investment banks.

When it comes to any initial public offering, investors need to know what to expect and the risk involved, experts say.