Warner Music and ZoomInfo Technologies plan to list their shares Wednesday and Thursday in what would be the biggest overall IPO and the top new technology issue of the year, respectively
Two big stock-market debuts are set to reinvigorate the U.S. IPO market this week.
Warner Music Group Corp. and ZoomInfo Technologies Inc. plan to list their shares Wednesday and Thursday in what would be the biggest overall IPO and the top new technology issue of the year, respectively. They are expected to raise roughly $2.5 billion combined if the shares price at the midpoints of their target ranges.
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