Market capitalization

Securities Fraud Class Actions Spike Again
Risk & Compliance

Securities Fraud Class Actions Spike Again

Cases filed since the beginning of 2017 represent more than 20% of all such cases filed since 1997.
By David McCann | August 1, 2019
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Pie in the Face for New Papa John’s CFO
Risk Management

Pie in the Face for New Papa John’s CFO

The incoming finance chief has an "impossible" problem in funding needed capex on top of a huge share buyback and dividend hike, analyst firm says.
By David McCann | May 14, 2018
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Twilio’s Splashy Debut Fuels Hopes of IPO Revival
The Cloud

Twilio’s Splashy Debut Fuels Hopes of IPO Revival

The cloud computing company's shares soared 90% on their first day of trading, giving it a market cap that is more than double its private valuation.
By Matthew Heller | June 24, 2016
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Class Action Filings, Market Cap Losses Stay Low
Risk & Compliance

Class Action Filings, Market Cap Losses Stay Low

2015 is on course to tie for the fifth-lowest number of class action filings in the past 19 years, a new report says.
By Matthew Heller | September 21, 2015
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The Price of Silence on Earnings Calls
Investor Relations

The Price of Silence on Earnings Calls

When analysts ask few or no questions — or aren't allowed to — a company experiences a negative market reaction, says a new study.
By Matthew Heller | October 1, 2014
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