Japanese conglomerate SoftBank will take control, ousting co-founder Adam Neumann.

The state-run oil giant is notoriously opaque. But as it moves forward with going public, prospective investors have been demanding details about how the company is run.

In the wake of big-name flops, companies are canceling and putting off their own IPOs. That has real consequences for the industries that rely on companies going public.

Kai Ryssdal breaks down the ins and outs of the initial public offering.

Music lawyers say each song in a Peloton workout video requires more than one license, often from multiple rights-holders.

WeWork is reportedly in a fight with its biggest investor over whether its co-founder should step down as CEO.

Still, 2019 has been a good year so far for newly minted public companies.

The co-working space identified a downturn as a risk as it readies its IPO.

WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann has been raising cash against his stake in the company. Turns out that kind of practice is becoming more common.

Slack, the instant messaging company, is about to go public. Opinions on using it at work seem strongly divided — let us know how you feel.