Figma (NYSE: FIG), a provider of cloud-based user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) design tools, attracted significant ...

Figma hasn't been a publicly traded company for long, but it has already seen its stock skyrocket and then plunge back to ...

Figma remains fundamentally strong, but excessive IPO hype and lock-up expirations have pressured shares, now trading below ...

Figma reached over $1.0B in annualized revenue in Q3 and has strong customer retention trends. Click here to read why FIG stock is a Sell.

It may surprise investors to know that Figma ( FIG +0.03%) stock is up 13% since its July 31 initial public offering ( IPO ).

Figma (FIG) has attracted investor attention after its recent trading run, with the share price at US$37.61 and short term returns mixed over the past week, month and past 3 months. See our latest ...

Figma's IPO exploded with a 255% surge, but was massively underpriced, primarily benefiting institutional investors and venture capitalists (post-lockup). Despite strong financials and high demand, ...

What if your design tool could not only help you create stunning visuals but also build entire websites and write code—all while understanding your creative intent? That’s exactly what Figma is aiming ...

What if your favorite design tool could also build websites? That’s the bold promise Figma makes with its new website creation feature, a move that has sparked both excitement and skepticism among its ...

Design software company Figma filed for an IPO on Tuesday, and plans to trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "FIG." The offering would be one of the hotly anticipated IPOs in ...

Design software company Figma has filed for an IPO, which is expected to raise up to $1.5 billion. Its entry to public markets comes more than a year after the collapse of Adobe’s attempted $20 ...

Figma has announced custom domain support for its Figma Sites feature. According to company officials, the new capability allows users on paid plans to publish websites to domains they own rather than ...