Apple’s iPhone sales jump more than 13% in the tech giant’s fiscal third quarter but the stock trades lower, while Amazon falls on a weaker-than-expected forecast for third-quarter operating income.

Figma Inc.’s 250% surge in its debut session is the kind of coming-out party every startup dreams of when it goes public.

FIG debuted on the New York Stock Exchange at 2 p.m. EDT and quickly soared over 200%, surpassing $105 per share. By the end of its first trading day, the stock closed at $115.50, marking a noteworthy ...

SAP SE, Europe’s most valuable company, will buy San Francisco-based human resources software specialist SmartRecruiters.

Figma's shares more than tripled in their New York Stock Exchange debut Thursday, signaling renewed investor appetite for ...

Design software maker Figma's shares surged another 20% in morning trading on Friday, extending strong debut-day gains after ...

The big opening pop is the latest indication that the tech IPO market has reopened following a multiyear lull that began in ...

Jim Cramer, American author, journalist, and host of CNBC’s Mad Money, is once again living up to his title of Wall Street’s leading inverse indicator.

The healthtech company, headquartered in a rowhouse in Columbia Heights, builds AI-powered tools to streamline administrative tasks for behavioral health professionals. It plans to use the funding to ...

Figma nourished the crowd at its Wall Street IPO party with free pizza, branded swag, and vibes.

Figma’s stock was clearly in hot demand. The company initially said last week it expected to sell its stock to investors for $25 to $28 per share. On Monday, it upped that range to $30 to $32 a share ...

It’s going to be really important that companies think about not just what they’re creating but how users are experiencing it ...