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Suppressed Bond Yields Don't Make Stocks a Buy Barrons.com

If two trains of thought arrive at the same conclusion, it says something about the robustness of that conclusion. Barclays Capital, one of the world's major financial institutions and a respected research center on financial markets and the ...
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FX Alliance Gains 15% in Debut WSJ.com

Foreign-exchange trading platform FX Alliance Inc. continued this week's winning streak in the U.S. IPO market, with its stock rising Thursday at its debut.
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Facebook Details Bonuses for Top Executives WSJ.com

Facebook Inc. provided new detail on the roles and compensation for Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg and Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg in a securities filing on Wednesday, as the social-networking company moves towards one of the ...
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Buyers Drive IPO Price Cuts, Bringing Good Debuts WSJ.com

A slate of IPOs Wednesday met with success after most lowered their asking prices, an indication that buyers are driving a hard bargain when it comes to getting deals done.
UBS, Macquarie, CBA Land Genworth IPO WSJ Blogs

Equity capital markets teams at UBS, Macquarie Group and Commonwealth Bank of Australia have something to celebrate. Late last week, the three banks were given joint lead manager mandates for Genworth Financial Inc.'s initial public ...
Facebook IPO: Zuckerberg's Bonus Targets and HQ Rent WSJ Blogs

Facebook has updated its initial filing for its IPO, attaching to the document a series of contracts both between Facebook and its own executives and Facebook and Zynga.
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Caesars IPO Opens Doors; Gambling Giant's Modest Offering Paves the Way for Investors to Cash Out WSJ.com

Caesars Entertainment Corp. on Tuesday priced 1.81 million shares of its stock at $9 a share to raise around $16.3 million, a small amount but one that opens the door for some investors to cash out.
Start-Ups On IPO Waiting List Keep Close Eye On Facebook WSJ Blogs

Facebook investors and employees are poised for a payday, and the "cha-ching" doesn't stop there. There are 63 venture-backed companies now in IPO registration, all waiting to go public when the time is right, raise cash and create liquidity ...
House set to vote on insider-trading bill; Nancy Pelosi backs so-called ‘Pelosi provision’ on IPO transactions MarketWatch

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The House of Representatives is set to vote Thursday on legislation seeking to curtail insider trading of securities by lawmakers and officials in the executive branch, including a provision inspired by an alleged ...
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Tesco Lotus Gauges Interest in Thai IPO WSJ.com

HONG KONG—Tesco Lotus Property Fund started premarketing its $500 million initial public offering Monday to gauge investors' interest in what is set to be Thailand's biggest IPO since 2006, a person familiar with the situation said Tuesday.
LinkedIn Beats the Street WSJ Blogs

Can LinkedIn win over Wall Street? Professional networking site reported fourth-quarter earnings of $13.3 million, or 12 cents per share, compared to $5.2 million, or five cents a share, for the same period in 2010. Revenue came in at $167.7 ...
Why the Facebook IPO Won't Be a Windfall for Wall Street WSJ Blogs

The Facebook IPO is sure to spread gobs of money to Atherton realtors and Tesla dealers in Palo Alto. But for Wall Street banks, Facebook's IPO is unlikely to mean a monster windfall, at least at first.
Why the Facebook IPO Won't Be a Windfall for Wall Street WSJ Blogs

The Facebook IPO is sure to spread gobs of money to Atherton realtors and Tesla dealers in Palo Alto. But for Wall Street banks, Facebook's IPO is unlikely to mean a monster windfall, at least at first.
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Sunshine Oilsands Delays Hong Kong IPO Roadshow WSJ.com

HONG KONG—Sunshine Oilsands Ltd., a Calgary-based energy company backed by Chinese investors that include China Life Insurance (Group) Co. Ltd., is postponing an initial public offering roadshow in Hong Kong, two people familiar with the ...
Facebook IPO: A Tale of the Tape vs Other IPOs WSJ Blogs

Facebook is the most anticipated IPO since Google. The filing of its prospectus today at long last gives the public a glimpse inside the firm's financials. So the question Deal Journal has been wondering is how Facebook's IPO stacks against ...

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