There's been a surge in special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs. Because of the frenzy of SPACs, finding bankers and lawyers and securing eventual deals is getting harder. From a SPAC-off, to ...

How Does a SPAC Work? SPACs are a way for companies to make the leap from privately held to publicly traded in a way that’s often less complicated than an initial public offering (IPO), according to ...

Here we are again—another year of SPAC ennui. We’re hearing derisive comments about the death of SPACs, unending deadline extensions, almost 200 liquidations, 70 deal terminations, and general SPAC ...

Is the SPAC back? Maybe, a little. As a group, special purpose acquisition companies have crashed and burned spectacularly. Some 860 SPACs raised money from investors in the frenzied years 2020–2021, ...

Special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) offer a unique way for companies to go public. A SPAC is a shell company listed on a stock exchange that aims to acquire a private company, allowing it to ...