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PhaseBio finds $46m in initial public offering

Orphan disease drug developer PhaseBio Pharmaceuticals, which counts Johnson & Johnson, Astellas and AstraZeneca as investors, cut the price of its shares sharply pre-offering.

Oct 23, 2018

Alta Motors rides into the sunset

Harley-Davidson-backed electric dirt bike producer Alta Motors had raised more than $43m

Oct 22, 2018

CrowdStrike considers 2019 IPO

The endpoint security software producer has hired Goldman Sachs for an initial public offering that would enable Alphabet, Rackspace and Telstra to exit.

Oct 22, 2018

Big deal: Novartis picks up Endocyte for $2.1bn

Endocyte emerged out of Purdue University in 1996, completed an initial public offering in 2011 and has now agreed to an acquisition by Novartis worth $2.1bn.

Oct 22, 2018

Revolution acquires Warp Drive to accelerate progress

Warp Drive Bio, the genomic medicine developer co-founded by Sanofi, has agreed to an all-share acquisition by Revolution Medicines.

Oct 22, 2018

Palantir puts 2019 IPO on the plate

The Relx-backed data miner could double its valuation to $41bn in the proposed offering, according to prospective underwriters.

Oct 19, 2018

SI-Bone burrows into public markets with $108m IPO

The Novo-backed surgical implant provider floated at the top of its range and increased the number of shares in the offering.

Oct 19, 2018

NovoEd passes acquisition test

Occupational learning tool developer NovoEd, based on research at Stanford, has been bought by Devonshire Investors after raising $4.8m of series A capital in 2014.

Oct 18, 2018

Equillium enters public markets

Existing investor Biocon bought more shares in a $65.4m offering that involved the immuno-inflammatory disorder drug developer floating at the bottom of its range.

Oct 18, 2018

Uber and Lyft take another step toward public markets

Banks have reportedly suggested a $120bn valuation for Uber's IPO, while Lyft has chosen JP Morgan to lead an offering that could value it at more than $15bn.

Oct 17, 2018
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