This week could be the busiest for IPOs since 2021, with five companies going public that touch on popular Wall Street themes like quantum computing, defense, digital advertising, AI infrastructure, and energy. Notable IPOs include Liftoff Mobile, Applied Aerospace & Defense, INNIO, WhiteHawk Minerals, and Quantinuum, with some offerings expected to raise over $1 billion. These IPOs may signal investor appetite for premium valuations in these sectors ahead of major upcoming listings like SpaceX and Anthropic. The activity reflects growing interest in technologies and infrastructure supporting AI and defense.
Opus Genetics announced FDA approval of phentolamine ophthalmic solution 0.75% for treating presbyopia, an age-related condition affecting near vision in adults. This approval, based on successful Phase 3 trials, provides a non-invasive option that i...
K2 Vision has completed over 5,000 procedures using the Light Adjustable Lens (LAL), making it the highest-volume practice worldwide for this technology. The LAL is unique because it can be adjusted after implantation to fine-tune vision based on the...
BlackRock, Inc. disclosed that its voting rights in pharmaceutical company Fagron NV fell below the 3% reporting threshold due to the transfer of voting securities, despite acquiring financial instruments equivalent to voting rights. As of October 12...
BlackRock, Inc. disclosed that its shareholding in Fagron NV dropped below the 3% threshold to 2.96% after selling some voting securities, despite acquiring equivalent financial instruments. As of October 12, 2026, BlackRock holds 2,015,779 voting ri...
Meridian International Center announced its inaugural New Architects of American Influence cohort, recognizing 25 leaders from business, technology, culture, sports, and government who are shaping U.S. global influence. The 2026 cohort includes leade...
