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IPOs Planned

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Initial public offerings as provided by Renaissance Capital, Greenwich, Conn., (ipohome.com) and SEC filings, include:

Durata Therapeutics Inc. » Morristown, N.J., 6.3 million shares, priced $11 to $13, managed by BofA Merrill Lynch and Credit Suisse. Proposed Nasdaq symbol DRTX. Business: Developing therapeutics for infectious diseases and acute illnesses.

Fender Musical Instruments Inc.» Scottsdale, Ariz., 10.7 million shares, priced $13 to $15, managed by J.P. Morgan and William Blair. Proposed Nasdaq symbol FNDR. Business: Iconic guitar brand used by everyone from beginners to top artists.

Five Below Inc. » Philadelphia, 9.6 million shares, priced $12 to $14, managed by Goldman Sachs, Barclays, and Jefferies. Proposed Nasdaq symbol FIVE. Business: Pre-teen to teen-focused retailer that offers a range of products at $5 or less.

Kayak Software Corp.» Norwalk, Conn., 3.5 million class A common shares, priced $22 to $25, managed by Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank. Proposed Nasdaq symbol KYAK. Business: Operates an online platform that allows consumers to compare flight, hotel and travel info.

Palo Alto Networks Inc. » Santa Clara, Calif., 6.2 million shares, priced $34 to $37, managed by Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Citigroup. Proposed NYSE symbol PANW. Business: Provides next-generation firewall products.

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