Shares of software company Eloqua Inc. (ELOQ) rose modestly on its first day as a publicly traded company. The company's stock opened at $12.02 a share on the Nasdaq Stock Market, according to FactSet, or 4.5% higher than its initial-public-offering ...

Looking to get in on the IPO hype? According to IPOScoop, of the last 100 IPOs 65 are trading up from their opening price, 34 are down, and 1 is unchanged.

Supply-chain management software company E2open Inc. (Nasdaq: EOPN) has disappointed on the Nasdaq since the cloud-based, on-demand enterprise developer made its stock-market debut late last week.

Cloud software company E2open was rated highly by analysts but it had a disappointing IPO, only fueling concerns about future tech offerings.

Canadian investor Prem Watsa's Fairfax Financial Hld Sub's (FRFHF.PK) stake in Research In Motion Limited (NASDAQ:RIMM) rises to 51.9 million shares, with a total value of approximately $351 million, which comprises 9.9 percent of the company.

Shares of E2open (EOPN) saw a disappointing public debut on Thursday. Shares in the cloud-based software solution provider ended the week at $13.50, 10% below their offering price of $15.00.

By Lynn Cowan. A week ago, the IPO market seemed to be showing signs of life. Now, the outlook for new deals isn't so clear. This week delivered a mix of performances, with three of the six deals pricing below their expected ranges, two declining on ...

By Lynn Cowan. Investors showed little appetite for the IPO of steakhouse chain Del Frisco's Restaurant Group Inc. (DFRG) on Friday, sending the shares down after the deal was scaled back.

By Lynn Cowan. The IPO market is back? Not so fast. A trio of firms put in largely lackluster showings Thursday as they hit the exchanges, demonstrating that the market can still be fickle.

The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:NDAQ) is up today and has added E2open, Inc. on the NASDAQ Global Market trading list. E2open, is a provider of cloud-based, on-demand software solutions to be used for collaborative execution across global ...