Ticket reseller StubHub went public on Wednesday. Although StubHub’s shares closed 6% below their IPO price of $23.50, valuing the company at over $7 billion, the public debut itself is a testament to the co-founder’s decades-long perseverance.StubHub CEO Eric Baker co-founded the company with Jeff Fluhr in 2000 while they were attending the Stanford Graduate School of Business. This was shortly after the dotcom bubble burst and NASDAQ crashed, but the pair didn’t give up. “Stupid competitors went away and ...

Shares of StubHub rose about 8% in their New York Stock Exchange debut on Wednesday, valuing the ticket reseller marketplace at $9.32 billion, adding to a streak of positive day-one receptions for tec... ...

The relentless march of initial public offerings continues this week with another closely watched IPO happening today. At some point after the opening bell, ticket reseller giant StubHub is expected t... ...

Core Viewpoint - Ticket reseller StubHub has priced its initial public offering (IPO) at $23.50 per share, which is within the marketed range of $22 to $25, raising approximately $800 million [1] Group 1 - StubHub's IPO pricing is set at $23.50, aligning with its anticipated range [1] - The company aims to raise about $800 million through this IPO [1] - This IPO marks a significant milestone for StubHub, which has been long-awaited [1]

When equities went tumbling in the spring due to a maelstrom of trade policy announcements, plans for IPOs were shelved faster than canned goods at a superstore. It was uncertain then when those IPO plans would re-materialize, but this week offers an answer: Ticket reseller StubHub, one of the firms that temporarily canned its listing plans in April, said Monday that it will target a valuation of up to $9.2 billion in its IPO. Meanwhile, a slew of other companies are preparing for debuts this week, includ ...