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• Zoetis CEO on Biggest IPO Since Facebook 

  

  Juan Ramon Alaix, Zoetis CEO, discusses his company's public debut on the NYSE, which will trade under the symbol: ZTS.

• Zoetis shares rise 21 pct in NYSE debut

  Feb 1- Shares of Pfizer Inc's animal health subsidiary Zoetis Inc rose 21 percent in their New York Stock Exchange debut on Friday. Shares opened at $31.50 after the Madison, New Jersey- based company raised $2.2 billion in the largest initial public offering from a U.S. firm since Facebook Inc.. Zoetis shares priced at $26, above their expected range of $22 to $25.

• Zoetis IPO Opens at $31.50 in Largest US Deal Since Facebook

  

  Pfizer's animal health subsidiary Zoetis raised $2.2 billion in its public offering on Thursday, becoming the largest IPO from a U.S. company since Facebook.

• In Biggest IPO Since Facebook, Strength Seen

  

  Zoetis, the largest IPO of a U.S. company since Facebook, is showing strength.

• Zoetis raises about $2.2 billion in IPO

  Pfizer's animal health business Zoetis has raised about $2.2 billion in its initial public offering of 86.1 million shares, and the stock is expected to begin trading Friday. The New York company priced the IPO at $26 per share, which is $1 above the top end of the range it estimated in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

• LEG CEO: Strong Market Prompted IPO 

  

  Thomas Hegel, CEO of LEG, tells CNBC that the excellent market conditions prompted the German real estate company to go public.

• UPDATE 1-Zoetis IPO prices at $26; largest US deal since Facebook

  Jan 31- Pfizer Inc's animal health subsidiary Zoetis raised $2.2 billion in its public offering on Thursday, becoming the largest IPO from a U.S. company since Facebook. Zoetis' over $2 billion public offering is the largest from a U.S. company since Facebook raised $16 billion last May.

• CORRECTED-Zoetis IPO prices above expected range

  Jan 31- Pfizer Inc's animal health subsidiary Zoetis raised $2.2 billion in its public offering on Thursday, becoming the largest IPO from a U.S. company since Facebook. Madison, New Jersey- based Zoetis, which priced 86.1 million shares at $26, is now valued at around $13 billion.

• Zoetis IPO prices above expected range

  Jan 31- Pfizer Inc's animal health subsidiary Zoetis raised $2.2 billion in its public offering on Thursday, becoming the largest IPO from a U.S. company since Facebook. Madison, New Jersey- based Zoetis, which priced 86.1 million shares at $26, is now valued at around $13 billion.

• Playing IPO Resurgence With a High-Flying ETF

  

  While small, the sole exchange-traded fund (ETF) focused on the initial public offering market continues to deliver impressive returns for investors.

• TRI Pointe Homes Goes Public 

  

  Doug Bauer, TRI Pointe Homes CEO, discusses his company's IPO on the NYSE.

• Nok Air Spreads Its Wings 

  

  Patee Sarasin, CEO, Nok Air says the company plans to list on the Bangkok Stock Exchange in Q3. It hopes to raise about THB3-4 billion to fund its international expansion plans.

• Lights, Camera, Pending IPOs for Filmmakers

  

  Two movie production-distribution companies plan to expand if allowed to raise funds on the Shanghai exchange.

• Best IPOs of 2012 

  

  Mad Money host Jim Cramer breaks down the best performing IPOs of 2012, including HomeStreet and Intercept Pharma.

• Bright Horizons Surges in Debut 

  

  David Lissy, Bright Horizons Family Solutions CEO, discusses his company's initial public offering today on the Nasdaq.

• Child care co. Bright Horizons raises $222M in IPO

  WATERTOWN, Mass.-- Bright Horizons, a provider of child care services, has raised $222.2 million in an initial public offering of its stock. The company said on Friday that it priced 10.1 million shares for $22 each, above the expected price range of $19 to $21 per share.

• SEC delays decision on Nasdaq's Facebook IPO compensation plan

  *SEC to decide by March 29, instead of Jan. 28. NEW YORK, Jan 24- U.S. securities regulators will delay, by another two months, a ruling on Nasdaq OMX Group's $62- million plan to compensate firms that suffered losses during Facebook's botched initial public offering in May.

• UPDATE 3-Giant Mongolian coal mine puts $3 bln IPO on ice

  *Looking to renegotiate supply deal with China's Chalco. ULAN BATOR, Jan 24- Mongolia's giant Tavan Tolgoi coal project is facing financial problems and an up to $3 billion initial public offering for the mine will not go ahead this year as originally scheduled, the chief executive of the company in charge of the deposit said on Thursday.

• Qunar IPO Imminent? 

  

  CC Zhuang, CEO, Qunar is optimistic about the company's growth this year. He further discusses Qunar's competitiveness leading up to a potential U.S. listing.

• China Investment Banks Hunker Down as Regulator Shuts IPO Tap

  

  Chinese investment banks are carrying out their biggest layoffs and bonus cuts since the financial crisis as they brace for further profit declines, hit by an ongoing drought in initial public offerings in China that started in September.