Chinese search engine and possible Google acquisition Baidu had their IPO established and will be offering 3.7 million shares at an estimated $19 to $21 per.

The Chinese search engine, Baidu.com, has attracted Google’s eye and is taking their company public, to possibly raise interest in securing a buyout of the property.

Shares of online casino PartyGaming, went up 11% after the company’s initial public offering. The company was worth about $8.5 billion, but is now estimated to be worth about $9.1 billion.

The troubled Detroit automaker seeks to raise $100 million USD through the stock offering.

Clear Channel Communications is spinning off its live entertainment unit to shareholders and selling 10% of shares in its billboard business.

Warner Music Group has decided on a range of $22 to $24 for its initial public offering.

Warner Music Group has filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission in connection with a proposed initial public offering of its common stock.

Wright Express announced that the initial public offering of 40 million shares of its common stock was priced at $18.00 per share.

Meadow Valley’s Ready Mix Inc. (RMI), has filed a registration statement with the SEC for the IPO of 1,000,000 shares of RMI common stock.

The majority of the search engine public knows about Google’s IPO, unless you’ve been hiding in a cave the last couple of weeks. Since their shares have been available to the public last Thursday, many articles have been written about the search engine’s adventures on Wall Street.

As Google’s IPO shares prepare to be sold for the first time, the opening price has been finalized at $85 a share. Yesterday, it was reported that Google was lowering the price and reducing the amount of shares that would be available to the public.

Lindows, Inc. today announced that it has elected to postpone the previously announced initial public offering of its common stock due to current adverse market conditions.

California based search engine, Google Inc., slashed both the size and cost of its initial public offer. The new price for the shares will be between $85 and $95.

Continuing the roller coaster-style of ride since they filed notice, Google has reduced the size and the cost of their Initial Public Offering. The search engine giant filed another amendment with the SEC that detailed the changes Google would be making.

Based on Betting Action, SportsBook911.com Previously Predicted First Google IPO Slash, and Now Says it will Happen Again Based on Onslaught of ‘Under’ Betting.

Google expects to open the auction for the shares of Google’s Class A common stock at 9:00 a.m. (Eastern Daylight Time) on Friday, August 13, 2004.

For the past nine months the financial and Internet world has been watching Google in anticipation of what could be the largest Initial Public Offering of stock in history. If you are reading this column and have not been living on Mars for the past year, you know that Google is about to go public, and soon. The stock options are being offered to investors using an unorthodox method known as a Dutch Auction. The site taking registrations and bids is scheduled to close tomorrow at 5:00PM, Eastern Daylight Time.

Yesterday Google announced the closing of bidder registration to end at 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Daylight Time) on Thursday, August 12, 2004. The auction for shares of Google’s Class A common stock will commence soon thereafter. You must have a bidder ID if you intend to submit a bid in the auction for Google’s Class A common stock.

Google, search engine giant, unfortunately might have to delay its much anticipated $3.3 billion IPO to wait on more fund managers.

“If Google manages to pull off a well received IPO, how do you measure a well received IPO”? That’s a question posed by CBS Marketwatch lead reporter Bambi Francisco. Google has got to be Google in many ways by being the exception to the rule. As such, it shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone that they follow suite with their IPO. Curiosities aside, are investors excited?

Google, the search engine giant, launched a site on Friday where investors can register to bid for the company’s shares.