(Reuters) -Figma shares surged nearly 158% in their market debut on Thursday, valuing the design software maker at about $50 billion and setting the stage for a flurry of high-growth tech listings.

Figma's recent IPO, which raised $1.2 billion and oversubscribed by 40 times, resulted in substantial returns for its ...

The hype train has left the station, and Figma's share price is rocketing higher. Here is what might come next.

Dylan Field, co-founder of Figma witnessed the company's remarkable IPO debut, reaching a valuation of $68 billion.

The stock jumped 250% on the first day of trading, giving the tech company a market cap of $61.5 billion. The company raised ...

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Figma announced that its AI coding tool, Figma Make, for building prototypes and apps, is now available to all users, with ...

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Stocks fell sharply Friday as investors responded to President Donald Trump's latest moves on tariffs and an employment ...