A judge dismissed the Federal Trade Commission's antitrust lawsuit against Facebook on Monday.

The case was dismissed without prejudice, which means that the FTC can file new claims in the future. A similar suit was filed by a group of 48 state attorneys general, alleging that the social media giant is breaking antitrust laws.

Facebook shares rose 4.18% at $355.64 following the news on Monday.

Etsy Inc (NASDAQ: ETSY) has agreed to buy Elo7, a Brazilian e-commerce site

specializing in one-of-a-kind, handmade items, for $217 million in cash. This transaction will give Etsy a foothold in Latin America, an underserved e-commerce market.

In addition, the company recently agreed to pay $1.625 billion for London's second-hand fashion marketplace Depop. ETSY shares were trading 7.36 percent higher at $198.41.

Dingdong, a Chinese grocery app, reduces the size of its initial public offering

in the to about a fourth of what it had previously aimed for. The company is now looking to raise up to $94.4 million, down from its previous target of up to $357 million. The downsizing comes after rival grocery app Missfresh Ltd, which is backed by Tencent Holdings Ltd, fell in its market debut last week.

Didi Global, China's Uber, may have the year's second-largest initial public offering when it begins trading this Wednesday.

According to a prospectus, the Chinese ride-hailing behemoth has filed to sell 288 million American depositary shares at $13 to $14 each. This means Didi could raise up to $4 billion if its prices are set high.

Intellia Therapeutics (NTLA) stock jumped more than 50%

after the biotech, along with Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN), reported positive results from its first clinical trial using a new, Nobel Prize-winning Crispr technology to treat Transthyretin Amyloidosis, a rare condition characterized by an abnormal buildup of a protein called amyloid in the body's organs and tissues. Other Crispr-related companies saw gains on Monday as well. Crispr Therapeutics has increased by 6.39 percent, while Beam Therapeutics has increased by 15.98 percent.

Xpeng Inc, a manufacturer of electric vehicles, intends to list its common shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

The move is part of a global offering that could raise up to $2 billion. In Hong Kong, the company's Class A ordinary shares will be convertible with its depositary shares. Xpeng, led by Chief Executive Officer He Xiaopeng, is working with an in-house team of engineers to develop smart-car technologies such as autonomous driving functions.

It primarily sells in China, the world's largest automobile market, where it competes with Tesla Inc. and Nio Inc.

Microsoft announced on Thursday that its next version of Windows, Windows 11, will include an app store

that allows developers to keep 100 percent of the revenue generated by app sales. The move is sure to irritate executives at Apple and Google, both of which are under investigation for antitrust violations related to their app store practices.

Virgin Galactic stock is up more than 34% on Friday.

Wall Street will have to decide whether to ground the stock or not. Six of the ten analysts who cover the company rate the stock as a Buy. The average Buy-rating ratio for S

Robinhood Markets Inc. had planned to go public this month, but its plans have been held back by a dispute with regulators.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has inquired about the company's expanding cryptocurrency business. According to sources, it intends to reveal its financials as soon as possible and to go public after the SEC completes its review.

Panasonic Corp., which owns a battery factory with Tesla Inc., sold its entire stake in the electric vehicle maker for approximately 400 billion yen ($3.6 billion).

The company owned $730 million in Tesla stock in March of last year, and that stake had been reduced to zero by the end of March this year. Panasonic, led by new President and CEO Yuki Kusumi, has embarked on a two-year mission to produce more batteries for Tesla while freeing up billions of dollars to invest in new areas of growth by becoming more efficient.