With just one week left in October, the month has currently represented a slowdown in SPAC IPOs, with just four teams pricing their vehicles since October 1. More
A relatively placid week in SPACs comes to an end with new information on a variety of pending deals, including filings that provide more texture on Newbury Street II's (NASDAQ:NTWO) PIPE and investor presentations for both a pending definitive agreement and even a non-binding letter of intent. More
After a week that has been relatively light on major macroeconomic news, this morning is set to see new unemployment numbers and a Fed survey, which could move the needle. More
APEX Tech (NYSE:TRAD) has brought a fresh business combination to the table as it scratches two itches SPACs have recently had with both film production studios and AI technology applications. More
AI jitters have hit the market again with a significant drop to several digital infrastructure stocks and there are already signs that banks have begun to hedge. More
The third week of October is set to host three SPAC shareholder votes and could include as many or more IPOs with AEI CapForce II (NASDAQ:AEIBU), SPACCircle (NASDAQ:SCQCU), Allarity (NASDAQ:ALLNU), and Harbour Island I (NASDAQ:HRIAU) all lined up to attempt to price their offerings this week. More
Friday brings the SPAC week to a close with only a few bits of economic data coming freshly to the fore with import prices, industrial production numbers and capacity utilization figures all impacting trades before the opening bell. More
In a first for SPACs this week, two teams released the results from shareholder votes, in which zero shares were redeemed in connection with either of them. More
In the latest move to allow subscribers to leverage AI to work with SPACInsider data, SPACInsider now has two MCP plugins available on both ChatGPT and Claude. More
After an EDGAR holiday, the rate of filings has not been the torrent that one might have expected, although it did bring one more new business combination bringing October's total to eight and the year's tally to 83. More