Investors and bankers are wondering why the software company didn’t price its shares higher to capitalize on fervent demand.

Figma Inc.’s 250% surge in its debut session is the kind of coming-out party every startup dreams of when it goes public.

The company’s shares soared 250% in their New York Stock Exchange debut, yielding a market capitalization of $47 billion.

The Renaissance IPO ETF, which invests in newly public stocks, is up 6% this year and has soared 40% from its low point of the year in early April.

Tether's Q2 profit surged 277%, driven by strong USDT demand and increased U.S. Treasury investments as stablecoin market continues to expand globally.

The stock of creative software company Figma (FIG) soared 250% in its first trading day. Figma’s share price more than tripled in its New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) debut, rising from an initial ...

Circle and FIS partner to integrate USDC stablecoin into traditional payment systems, enabling real-time, low-cost ...

Design platform Figma rocketed 250% on its market debut on July 31, with a valuation tripling Adobe's previously proposed ...

Design software maker Figma's IPO on the NYSE is oversubscribed with share prices nearly triple the IPO's initial $33 per ...

Backed by major Silicon Valley investors Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia, Figma structured its IPO as an auction, inviting ...

Fast-growing Figma’s internet software has over 13 million users, and the customer list includes Google, Microsoft and ...

Investment firm Bernstein said in a new report that the current digital asset rally remains in its early innings, reaffirming its bullish stance on the broader crypto market despite a drop in ...