Convicted Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff invested in a legitimate biotech company and saw his stake double in value. Who gets the profit?
The team had a rough ride after its August IPO. But its stock price has ticked up in recent weeks, much to the delight of billionaire investor George Soros.
If CEO Michael Dell takes his company private, the move may relieve long-suffering shareholders. But a buyout may result in serious job cuts.
The private equity group that owns the theme park company wants to raise $100 million from selling shares.
Despite Dave & Buster's nixing its public offering, 3 more companies look to start trading this week.
The photo-sharing app hit the jackpot when it was bought by the social network for $1 billion, but now its value is dwindling.
By the time the core smartphone migration problems were made clear, it was already a bridge too far.
The social networking giant's recent 10-Q filing is no comfort.
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