Chime made a splashy market debut Thursday, according to Benzinga. Shares for the financial service company opened at $43, well above its $27 IPO price, and closed near $37 after surging 66% intraday.

Such a dramatic drop in the expected pricing would usually signal a weak performance from the shares when they started trading. But Airo's stock closed Friday at $24, or 140% above the IPO price. And ...

The first-day trading performance of companies making their IPO debuts are rising at their quickest rate in over three and a ...

Stocks of newly-public companies are surging in their first sessions at the fastest pace in three and a half years, ...