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Uber-backed Lime priced shares at $25 as it prepares to trade Wednesday on Nasdaq under LIME.

NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE) and Dominion Energy (NYSE: D) reported Q1 2026 results, then confirmed a $66.8 billion all-stock deal making NextEra the buyer of Dominion’s Virginia franchise. The earnings explain the bid: Dominion’s grid sits under the world’s densest data center cluster, and NextEra needs that real estate. Virginia Volumes Carry Dominion. Florida Solar ... NextEra’s $67 Billion Megamerger Proves Dominion Was the Real AI Infrastructure Prize All Along

A Wall Street analyst upgraded Fox stock to buy, saying its drop on the Roku acquisition news was an overreaction.

Alcoa expands upstream portfolio with major South32 dealShares of Alcoa Corporation (NYSE:AA) declined nearly 5% in pre-market trading on Wednesday after the aluminium producer agreed to acquire South32’s bauxite, alumina and aluminium operations in a transaction valued at $4. 1 billion.

In the stock's second week of trading, investors are wondering whether the price swing is an opportunity or a warning.

The French energy company plans to fold Cognite into AVEVA, its industrial software unit, pending regulatory approval

Investing.com -- Wolfe Research has upgraded Fox Corp. to Outperform from Peer Perform in a note on Wednesday, setting a $71 price target and arguing that the company's planned merger with Roku creates a more dynamic growth story than the market is currently pricing in.

During an interview with CNBC, Ting said that Neutron Holdings, better known as Lime, focused on getting its economics and integration right.

It's Wall Street's version of winning the lottery: a worker becomes a multi-millionaire overnight after their employer's success.

Bending Spoons is set for its U.S. market debut later on Wednesday after the Italian technology company priced its initial public offering above ‌the range to raise $1.68 billion. The listing will test investor appetite for software companies after ‌the industry was hammered earlier this year over fears that AI could disrupt established business models. Software companies have been ​largely absent from the U.S. IPO market so far in 2026, even as a steady flow of large deals and SpaceX's blockbuster listing pushed second-quarter proceeds past a record-breaking $100 billion.

Tech deals accounted for a record $302 billion of global issuance in the first six months of the year, raising questions around investor capacity to absorb IPOs expected in the coming months.

SpaceX went public on Nasdaq on June 12 with a $75 billion raise and a valuation that eclipsed every initial public offering in history. The stock surged 19% on its first day of trading, closing at $160.95 and briefly trading near a $2.25 trillion intraday valuation before paring gains to finish ...

Uber-backed Lime ‌has priced ‌its U.S. initial ​public offering at $25 per share, the midpoint ‌of ⁠the marketed range, Bloomberg ⁠News reported on Tuesday, ​citing ​a ​person familiar. Lime ‌did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment ‌outside ​regular ​business ​hours.

Bending Spoons, owner of the video platform Vimeo and the internet services company AOL, priced its U.S. initial ‌public offering above its targeted range at $29 per share on Tuesday, raising $1.68 billion in a ‌rare software IPO as the sector grapples with disruption from AI. The Italian software company and its existing shareholders ​sold about 58 million shares in one of the largest IPOs by a European company this year. The deal comes as the U.S. market for initial public offerings ‌has regained momentum after a prolonged ⁠slowdown.

NEW YORK, June 30 (Reuters) - Nutrabolt, an energy drink and supplements company, has picked investment banks to lead an initial public ‌offering that could raise up to $1 billion, according to four people familiar with ‌the matter. Based in Austin, Texas, the company behind energy drink C4 and nutrition brand Bloom is working with ​banks including JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America, the sources said, requesting anonymity to discuss a private matter.

Today, June 30, 2026, investors tracked the upcoming closing of the TopBuild deal as QXO's trading volume surged.

Tech and industrial stocks led advances while gold slipped, and investors eyed a strong quarter close, today, June 30, 2026.

Qualcomm, which just a few years ago had no data-center revenue, intends to generate $15 billion in data-center sales by 2029.

AbbVie knows how to plan ahead.

CAVA's rapid expansion and Chipotle's robust margins set the stage for a compelling matchup in growth, profitability, and risk.

Rocket Lab just made its biggest move yet. The space company, known for launching small rockets into orbit, is buying Iridium Communications in a deal valued at about $8 billion. For years, Rocket Lab (RKLB) built rockets and satellite parts for other companies. Now it wants to own and ...

The aerospace and AI company could struggle to soar higher this year.

Comcast's spinning off NBCUniversal could set them up to pursue future deals even if there aren't any deals on the table yet.

NBCU has shown interest in companies like Electronic Arts in the past and currently has a deal with Nintendo around the Super Mario Bros. franchise.

Wall Street's biggest IPO cycle in history probably won't crash the market, but it could force investors to rethink their AI portfolios as billions rotate into SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI.

The British government said on Tuesday that it is likely to challenge Paramount Skydance’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, potentially complicating the finalization of the $110 billion merger.

SpaceX recently raised $25 billion from bonds after raising a ton of money through its initial public offering.

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The Shenzhen-listed iPhone and AirPods assembler is offering 383.5 million shares at a maximum price of HK$63.28 each

Big "vertical," synergistic-seeking media mergers are officially no longer a thing now that Comcast has decided to break apart the company. Again.