By Christiana Sciaudone
Investing.com -- Dun & Bradstreet Holding Inc. jumped 17% after its NYSE debut Wednesday.
Shares of the data and analytics company’s opened at $25, above its $22 initial public offering price, itself higher than the previously expected range of $19 to $21.
DNB was trading near $25.59 at 12:58 PM ET. The company sold 78.30 million shares to raise $1.72 billion, more than the expected 67.75 million shares.
Markets were trading slightly higher on hopes for a vaccine for the Covid-19 virus.