The special purpose acquisition company Churchill Capital Corp IV (NYSE: CCIV) has caught the eye of Tim Quast, founder and CEO of Market Structure EDGE. The SPAC announced Feb. 22 that it's ...

Churchill Capital Corp. IV is in advanced talks to take Lucid Motors public, according to Reuters. Shares of the special-purpose acquisition company jumped by one-third on the report. Big-name ...

Investors in up-and-coming EV plays have likely already considered Churchill Capital (CCIV), the company that’s set to take Lucid Motors public this year. This SPAC merger is one of the most ...

The deal left the company with a market capitalization of $9.17 billion, as of this writing, and will give more than $4 billion in cash to Lucid Motors. The transaction will be used to expand ...

However, there’s one last piece of news that should be particularly exciting for CCIV stock bulls. Lucid Motors just revealed plans for a $25,000 electric vehicle, giving the company a new entry ...

The transaction includes an approximately $2.1 billion cash contribution by CCIV and a $2.5 billion, fully committed PIPE with an investor lock-up provision that binds holders well beyond closing.

After a long holiday weekend, it’s business as usual for the most evangelical of Churchill Capital Corp IV (NYSE:CCIV) shareholders. With the Lucid Motors merger just two weeks away, “Lucid ...

CCIV shareholders will own a minority interest in Lucid Motors (19.1%). So, it’s worth taking a closer look at the company’s ownership structure and governance.

Luxury electric vehicle startup Lucid Motors went public after a merger with “blank-check” firm Churchill Capital Corp IV, in the largest deal yet between a SPAC and an electric car company.