Keep pulling the thread on S&P 500.
The SpaceX Initial Public Offering was structured as a fixed-price deal at $135 per share.
The institutional portion of the SpaceX IPO was reportedly four times oversubscribed.
The retail investor demand for the SpaceX IPO reportedly amounted to $100 billion in orders.
S&P decided not to waive its profitability and seasoning requirements for SpaceX's potential inclusion in its indices after conducting a consultation on the matter.
The CFTC's proposed rules would classify a betting contract on a world leader leaving office as an illegal "assassination market" if assassination is a possible outcome.
Following a Supreme Court ruling, enforcement of the one-vote-per-share rule under the Investment Company Act is now the sole responsibility of the SEC.
The SEC has released a major revision to equity market microstructure rules, which includes the elimination of the trade-through rule.
The CFTC has proposed its first comprehensive set of rules to regulate federally-approved sports betting markets.
The governance structure of SpaceX prevents shareholders from initiating lawsuits or conducting proxy fights against the company.
OpenAI has stated it is creating the option to go public to compete in an "arms race" with Anthropic, but has not yet decided on the timing for an IPO.
The Supreme Court shielded investment funds from certain shareholder lawsuits in a case brought by Boaz Weinstein's Saba Capital Master Fund against 11 closed-end funds.
The Supreme Court ruled that the Investment Company Act does not provide a private right for shareholders to sue over violations of its one-vote-per-share requirement.