CLEAR

The Toronto-based company runs “investigative software” databases, such as CLEAR, comprised of millions of Americans’ financial information, home addresses, utility records and other details.

With Didi, SentinelOne, CLEAR and LegalZoom debuting on Wednesday, strategic investors, venture capitalists and private equity firms shared in the wealth.

Biometric screening company CLEAR made its market debut Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange and is now trading under the ticker symbol “YOU.”

We all know how the process works when you’re going to the airport: Check in, get your boarding passes, check luggage (if that’s what you’ve decided on) and then head to security to make your way to your gate.

CLEAR filed its IPO prospectus on Monday, and plans to list on the NYSE under the ticker symbol "YOU."

New York City is reopening indoor dining at restaurants at 25% capacity on Wednesday, but many remain concerned about safety. Covid-19 cases in New York have been rising again and the colder weather season is also expected to result in coronavirus spikes. Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group is among the New York City-based companies reopening restaurants on Wednesday for indoor dining at 25% capacity. Many diners are concerned about the health risks they will be taking, but Meyer also is focused on keep restaurant employees safe. Before entering the restaurant, employees open Health Pass, verify their identity with a selfie, and then answer a series of health survey questions.