Corrie Driebusch is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including markets, IPOs, startups, and personal finance, with a particular focus on tech and deep tech industries. Corrie's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, LiveMint, Financial News, and Yahoo Finance.
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Corrie Driebusch's articles predominantly focus on investment analysis and cite data extensively. She covers finance and business, with a specific emphasis on IPOs, stock market performance, and financial aspects of tech companies.
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By: Liz Young, Corrie Driebusch
Lineage just had the biggest stock offering of the year. It’s speeding up how we get everything from strawberries to steaks.
By: Liz Young, Corrie Driebusch
Lineage just had the biggest stock offering of the year. It's speeding up how we get everything from strawberries to steaks.
By: Corrie Driebusch, Peter Rudegeair
A new investment fund from Bill Ackman expects to raise around $2 billion in an initial public offering, below what the billionaire investor expected as recently as last week and [well below his initial $25 billion vision](https://www.wsj/finance/investing/bill-ackman-pershing-square-ipo-4971723
Chipotle stock tumbled Tuesday, after news broke that Starbucks had poached the burrito chain's chief executive, Brian Niccol. The hiring is a bit of a blow to Bill Ackman and his firm, Pershing Square Capital Management. The hedge-fund firm played a big role in hiring Niccol to Chipotle more than six years ago and retains a substantial stake in the company.
By: Corrie Driebusch, Angel Au
Buy-now, pay-later provider Klarna launched new products in the U.S. on Thursday, as the Swedish company prepares for a potential listing next year. Klarna, which was last valued at $6.7 billion in 2022, has held informal discussions with advisers about a possible initial public offering next summe
Fears of stock turbulence could further delay a rebound in companies' new listings.
The two companies have hired investment banks to help negotiate how much equity Microsoft gets when OpenAI becomes a for-profit company.
By: Corrie Driebusch
There is a debate over whether wealth or smarts determines who can invest in private markets.
By: Corrie Driebusch
French Hill wants to “Make Community Banks Great Again” and take a powerful perch on the House Financial Services Committee
For years, the biggest startup founders would dream of an initial public offering. It was the key to raising capital, drumming up attention and rewarding longtime employees and early investors with a big payout. Private companies have sold more than $6 billion worth of stock in tender offers so far this year, almost double the amount last year, according to Nasdaq Private Market, whose technology helps companies complete the transactions.
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