Latest Story
Thinking big
Va.’s major public companies made billions in 2021
At Virginia’s largest publicly traded companies, the past year has been a constant exercise in challenging the status quo. Some major changes could be seen at the consumer level, as
More Stories
SPAC-ulative finance
Blank-check deals come down to earth
Published
One of the hottest investment tools in the past year and a half has imploded. But don’t give up on special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs as these peculiar financial
San Francisco space data firm to merge with Reston SPAC to go public
Spire Global to merge with NavSight Holdings Inc.
Published
San Francisco-based space-based data and analytics firm Spire Global Inc. announced Monday it will merge with Reston-based special purpose acquisition company NavSight Holdings Inc. to become a public company. Financial
Advertisement
Tysons analytics firm Qomplx plans to go public
Move is backed by Casper mattresses CEO's SPAC
Published
Tysons-based risk analytics firm Qomplx Inc. announced Monday its plan to go public through a merger agreement with Tailwind Acquisition Corp., a special purpose acquisition company backed by Philip Krim,
Herndon satellite company BlackSky to go public
Transaction values company at $1.1B
Published
Herndon- and Seattle-based global monitoring company BlackSky announced Thursday it will go public following its acquisition by Osprey Technology Acquisition Corp., a transaction that values the combined company at $1.1
Telos Corp. goes public with $254M IPO
Loudoun County cybersecurity contractor is listed on Nasdaq as TLS
Published
Ashburn-based cybersecurity federal contractor Telos Corp. announced Thursday it plans to raise $254 million in an initial public offering. The $14.9 million shares of common stock at a price of
Reston telemedicine company goes public
SOC Telemed began trading Nov. 2 on Nasdaq
Published
Reston-based telemedicine technology provider SOC Telemed on Monday opened at $10 per share on the Nasdaq stock exchange. The company announced its public offering on Friday following its merger with
CarLotz plans to go public on Nasdaq
Chesterfield County-based car consignment company merging with Miami-based corporation
Published
Chesterfield County-based CarLotz Inc., a consignment dealer of used cars, announced Thursday it plans to go public and expand nationwide. CarLotz, which is valued at $827 million, will combine with