Key Takeaways
- • General Atlantic is considering a 2027 initial public offering that could value the private equity firm at up to $10 billion, according to Law360.
- • Amazon is in talks to acquire artificial intelligence company Decart in a transaction that could be worth around $7 billion.
- • Australian real estate investment trust AirTrunk has delayed its planned Singaporean initial public offering.
Summary
Law360 reported on October 15, 2026 that private equity firm General Atlantic is considering a 2027 initial public offering that could value the firm at up to $10 billion. The report is preliminary, and the source article does not provide further details on timing, structure, or offering size.
The same report states that Amazon is in talks to acquire artificial intelligence company Decart in a transaction that could be worth around $7 billion. The article provides no further detail on deal terms or the status of negotiations.
Law360 also reported that Australian real estate investment trust AirTrunk has delayed its planned initial public offering in Singapore. The source does not disclose the reasons for the delay or a revised timetable.
The primary source is a brief headline roundup, and the full article text is behind a Law360 subscription paywall. Readers seeking additional detail on these items should consult the complete report.
The same report states that Amazon is in talks to acquire artificial intelligence company Decart in a transaction that could be worth around $7 billion. The article provides no further detail on deal terms or the status of negotiations.
Law360 also reported that Australian real estate investment trust AirTrunk has delayed its planned initial public offering in Singapore. The source does not disclose the reasons for the delay or a revised timetable.
The primary source is a brief headline roundup, and the full article text is behind a Law360 subscription paywall. Readers seeking additional detail on these items should consult the complete report.
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