Snapchat has published a quarterly below expectations and the second quarter accounts could be even worse - Stock under fire: -19% - But the Nasdaq is pushed upwards by Apple, on the shields after the accounts and…
The choice of the dual system, which also allows for the issue of shares without voting rights to raise liquidity while maintaining de facto control of the company, was once typical of family businesses, but the practice has…
In the second quarter, parent Snap reported a loss of $443 million, nearly four times more than the $115,9 million loss in the same period a year earlier and more than the $366 million loss expected by analysts.
Milan heavy with Wall Street but Unicredit is queen - GDP Italy, EU: "Political uncertainty weighs" - Unicredit and Mediobanca, profits growing in the quarter - Electoral law, PD wants German model - Uber, EU lawyers: "We need a license as For…
The Ftse Mib closes negative. The US stocks discount the crash of Snapchat and the negative data of Macy's but also the fears of an acceleration of the Fed on the rate hike weigh. In Piazza Affari the effect is felt…
In fact, the January-March period closed with a loss of over two billion dollars, sales that almost tripled but were lower than estimates and an unconvincing growth in users in the eyes of analysts.
Wall Street slows down but celebrates the paradoxical Snapchat boom - Piazza Affari rewards Unicredit after the success of the capital increase - The Fed rate hike is approaching, but it is no longer scary - Capital leaves the ports…
From Verdini's conviction to Snapchat's debut on the stock market, via Eni, Le Pen and a tidbit about Trump: here are five news stories of the day chosen for you by the editorial staff.
The bonds will be offered this morning at a price of $17, higher than the range of $14-16 initially expected.
The Senate approves the Milleproroghe (which now passes to the Chamber), while Montecitorio gives the definitive green light to the MPS-saving decree. Then Stock Exchange, exports and Snapchat.
The valuation is between 19,5 and 22,2 billion dollars, equal to 14-16 dollars per share - Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are handling the IPO.
The social network aims for a placement of 3 billion dollars, with an initial capitalization of at least 25 billion - At the moment, however, the accounts travel in the red.
In March, the richest offer of a technology company will arrive on the American stock exchange since 2014, when the Chinese Alibaba was listed - The company aims to raise 4 billion, against a valuation of the company that fluctuates between 20…
Offering Expected in March - Snapchat Would Become Biggest Company to Land on Wall Street Since 2014
