Tysons-based event software company Cvent Holding Corp. began trading on the Nasdaq Global Market Dec. 9 after closing its merger the day before with San Francisco-based SPAC Dragoneer Growth ...

Feb 24 (Reuters) - Cvent Holding Corp (CVT.O), opens new tab, a U.S. software provider that facilitates in-person and virtual meetings, has rejected a $3.9 billion acquisition offer from buyout firm ...

Tysons Corner-based Cvent Inc., an event management software company, has acquired Decision Street, an Atlanta-based hotel sales-intelligence software company. Financial details of the deal were not ...

Pink much? Social Tables HQ. Event management platform Cvent has acquired Social Tables, a Washington, D.C.-based events planning software company. Social Tables will join the Cvent network to improve ...

TYSONS, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cvent Holding Corp. (“Cvent”) (Nasdaq: CVT), an industry-leading meetings, events and hospitality technology provider, today announced financial results for the first ...

TYSONS, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cvent Holding Corp. (“Cvent”) (Nasdaq: CVT), an industry-leading meetings, events and hospitality technology provider, today announced financial results for the fourth ...

Cvent in its first earnings call since it completed its merger with special purpose acquisition company Dragoneer Growth Opportunities Corp. II on Dec. 8, 2021, reported a 25 percent year-over-year ...

Blackstone Inc. agreed to buy event software company Cvent Holding Corp. in a deal with an enterprise value of about $4.6 billion. Under terms of the agreement announced Tuesday morning, Cvent ...

Meetings and travel management software company Cvent is planning for and investing in major modifications to its Cvent Business Transient product, formerly known as Lanyon, that will change how users ...

REUTERS - Shares of event-management software maker Cvent Inc rose as much as 85 percent in their market debut, mirroring the success of recent IPOs by other cloud-based service providers. Investors ...

Private companies are flooding to special-purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, to bypass the traditional IPO process and gain a public listing. WSJ explains why some critics say investing in these ...