Normandy America Normandy America, a reinsurance company based in Omaha, pulled its offering in 1995, a day after it began trading, and rescinded all trades, citing "adverse conditions in the public market".
Siltronic, a silicon wafer maker that pulled its offering last March because of a poor market, said on Tuesday that it was ready to try again.
Charter pulled its offering after the yield on the 10-year Treasury note, which is used to set corporate bond rates, rose as much as one percentage point after the July 11 sale announcement.
LegalZoom had filed to go public in 2012 with much fanfare, but pulled its offering in the wake of Facebook's seemingly troubled IPO.
The exchange operator quickly decided to pull its own offering, and its credibility as a venue for initial public offerings (IPOs) is hurt.
The company's best-selling drug, Mevalotin, combats cholesterol and was helped when Takeda had to pull its anticholesterol offering, Baycol, off the shelves in August.
Shares of online book and music retailer Amazon.com nose-dived following the news that barnesandnoble.com, the online division of Barnes & Noble, the largest U.S. bookseller will sell 50% of its equity to Bertelsmann AG, the world's biggest book publisher, for $200 million and pull its initial public offering.
It also pulled its carpool offering, UberPOP, from most of the European countries where it was initially offered after it sparked destructive protests.
Google notably pulled its video offering from Amazon's device, with the company now rumored to be working on its own video offering specifically for the product.
Several hours later, BATS pulled its public offering, a rare move for a company.
