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SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic fuel a possible blockbuster IPO year
Reports say SpaceX and OpenAI have recently filed paperwork for potential public offerings, while Anthropic is also considering going public. The three firms could reshape the IPO market if they move forward, with SpaceX reportedly targeting a valuation near $2 trillion and OpenAI seeking more than $1 trillion.
Nasdaq and S&P Dow Jones may change rules to admit megacap IPOs faster
The Financial Times reported that Nasdaq is considering rule changes that could make it easier for very large companies to list. The same report says S&P Dow Jones Indices is also weighing rule changes that could fast-track companies into the S&P 500, which would matter for highly valued new listings.
Oil prices fall sharply on reported U.S.-Iran deal progress
Oil prices dropped by more than 7% after reports that a U.S.-Iran deal was close. The market reacted to expectations that a deal could fully reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a major bottleneck in global energy flows.
DAVIGO AG begins listing on the DĂĽsseldorf Open Market
DAVIGO AG announced that its shares will start trading on the general open market of the DĂĽsseldorf Stock Exchange on May 29, 2026. The company said the listing is effective immediately for its over-the-counter market debut, marking a new financing and visibility step.
HanchorBio to list on Taiwan Innovation Board
HanchorBio said it will be officially listed on the Taiwan Innovation Board on May 29, 2026, with an underwriting price of NT$120 per share. The company described itself as a global clinical-stage biotech focused on immunotherapies for oncology and autoimmune diseases.
Cboe Global Markets goes ex-dividend
Cboe Global Markets is scheduled to trade ex-dividend on May 29, 2026, meaning new buyers on that date are not entitled to the upcoming dividend. The market note says shareholders of record on May 29 will receive the distribution, a routine but important corporate action for income investors.
Temu faces European Union fine over unsafe products
A Global News business segment reported that Temu was fined by the European Union for unsafe products. The report did not provide full penalty details in the headline summary, but it indicates continued regulatory pressure on major cross-border e-commerce platforms.
Carney pitches Canada-U.S. economic ties amid trade deadline pressure
Global News reported that Mark Carney told the Economic Club of New York that “Canada strong will help make American great again.” The same coverage says Carney is in frequent contact with Trump as the CUSMA deadline nears, underscoring the corporate importance of trade-policy negotiations.
Canada strikes landmark LNG deal to export to Germany
Global News highlighted a landmark Canadian energy deal to export LNG to Germany. The agreement is significant for corporate energy markets because it expands transatlantic supply relationships and could influence investment decisions across the LNG sector.
Bank of Canada says financial strain remains despite stable data
Global News reported that the Bank of Canada says Canadians are still feeling financial strain even though some headline data appear stable. That matters for corporate Canada because persistent household pressure can affect consumer spending, credit conditions, and retail demand.