(Reuters) -Figma shares surged nearly 158% in their market debut on Thursday, valuing the design software maker at about $50 ...

The irony of the market selloff is that it comes the same week as a blowout initial public offering from design software ...

Dylan Field, co-founder of Figma witnessed the company's remarkable IPO debut, reaching a valuation of $68 billion.

The stock jumped 250% on the first day of trading, giving the tech company a market cap of $61.5 billion. The company raised ...

The hype train has left the station, and Figma's share price is rocketing higher. Here is what might come next.

A handful of IPOs and SPACs debuted this past week, led by software unicorn Figma, which soared +250% in the best first day ...

U.S. stock markets faced a mixed session today, with most major indexes slipping into the red despite a standout performance ...

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

Unicorns may be mythical beasts, but multibillion-dollar start-ups are alive and well and running wild on Wall Street. Design ...

This year saw rapid growth for Figma, led by 33-year-old CEO Dylan Field, as the design software and collaboration toolmaker reported revenue growth of over 46% year over year, according to securities ...

When it comes to the stock market's most recent high flyers, Jim Cramer is not shy about his words. In a post on X, the CNBC ...

SAP SE, Europe’s most valuable company, will buy San Francisco-based human resources software specialist SmartRecruiters.