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09/02/2023

𝐂𝐚𝐧 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐁𝐮𝐲 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐒𝐭𝐨𝐜𝐤 𝐚𝐬 𝐚 𝐑𝐞𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐥 𝐈𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫? 𝐈𝐬 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐏𝐮𝐛𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐥𝐲 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐝?

Instacart is currently a private company. You will not find an Instacart stock symbol or Instacart stock price chart. Unless you’re a venture capitalist, you won’t be able to own a piece of the company directly until the Instacart IPO.

Rumors of Instacart’s IPO have been circulating for years. While the company has stated that they won’t be going public in 2023, it seems likely that it will happen soon.

Who Owns Instacart?

At the moment, Instacart is primarily owned by the founder – Apoorva Mehta – and a handful of venture capital firms. Notable investors include Andreesen Horowitz, Sequoia Capital, and T. Rowe Price Group.

Is Instacart Owned by DoorDash?

No, DoorDash is not an investor in Instacart, and doesn’t own any Instacart stock. Instead, they are competitors in a similar industry. DoorDash primarily delivers meals from restaurants while Instacart is in the business of grocery deliveries.

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18/01/2023

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01/06/2022

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30/05/2022

GenOway: The Board of Directors proposes the appointment of Olivier Charmeil as a director
genOway, a biotechnology company specializing in the design and development of genetically modified research models, announces the Board of Directors' decision to propose the appointment of Mr. Olivier Charmeil, Executive Vice President of Sanofi, as a new independent director. This appointment will be submitted to the vote of the General Meeting of Shareholders on June 28, 2022.

A graduate of HEC (École des Hautes Etudes Commerciales) and the Institut d'Etudes Politiques (IEP) in Paris, Olivier Charmeil currently supervises the General Medicine entity within the Sanofi group. He began his career in the mergers and acquisitions department of the Bank of the European Union. He then joined Sanofi in 1994 and became a member of the Executive Committee in 2011, when he was appointed head of Sanofi Pasteur. He has held various positions at Sanofi, most recently as Head of China & Emerging Countries. In June 2020, he was appointed member of the Board of Directors of the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industry Associations. He is also a director of the France-China Committee.

With nearly 30 years of experience in the healthcare sector, his understanding of the fundamental trends in pharmaceutical research and the culture of permanent innovation, Olivier Charmeil comes to support genOway in the pursuit of its strategic repositioning carried out in recent years towards activities with higher profitability. This transformation is now materialized by the development of its catalog model range in immuno-oncology, which is a great commercial success and major innovation projects aimed at mimicking humans and their disease to help prevent and cure.

Christian Grenier, Chairman of the Board of Directors of genOway said: "I am very pleased that the Board of Directors of genOway has proposed the appointment of Olivier Charmeil as a new director. His long experience in the pharmaceutical industry, his global and strategic vision on five continents, especially in Asia, as well as his passion for the development of new innovative and ambitious projects will be major assets to ensure the success of the in-depth transformation in which the company is engaged."

28/05/2022

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Porsche AG is one of the most profitable and well-known luxury car companies in the world. With an estimated value of $100 billion, this could be one of Germany’s largest IPOs to date. Porsche has a long history of success and is expected to continue thriving in the future.

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27/05/2022

After the fall, sustainable bonds are expected to rebound

For Johann Plé, manager of Axa IM, a star of sustainable bond funds, if prices have fallen by 10% since the beginning of the year, green funds have held up well
Bonds did not play their traditional role as a buffer when stocks fell in 2022. A diversified bond portfolio has lost 8.59% year-to-date on higher inflation and interest rates. Durable bonds have not been able to escape the turmoil. The bofA Green Bond Hedged green bond benchmark has even lost 10.5% since the beginning of January.

25/05/2022

Markets: What to do when everything plunges

All asset classes have been in the red since the beginning of the year, with the exception of commodities. And the macroeconomic outlook remains gloomy, between inflation and the risk of recession
Almost all asset classes have been losing ground since the beginning of the year, with stocks and cryptocurrencies showing the most dramatic falls. BlackRock's "Return Map", which measures the performance of different financial instruments, speaks for itself: since January, only three asset classes do not show red figures, namely commodities, infrastructure and cash (but the latter does not bring in anything). The other nine categories, from equities to bonds, sorted by risk and region, are
categories, from equities to bonds, sorted by risk and region, are all down, as is real estate. Even gold, historically the safe haven par excellence, is down over the year. By comparison, in 2021, five asset classes were declining and in 2020, three.

24/05/2022

A new record for dividends paid worldwide in the first quarter of 2022

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Global dividends were driven by strong oil and mining in the first quarter. Those in Denmark were much larger than usual, reports asset manager Janus Henderson

The amount of dividends returned to shareholders reached a new global record in the first quarter, according to a study published Tuesday. Payments to investors rose 11 percent to $302.5 billion (€283.20 billion) in the first three months of the year, a record for this "traditionally calmer" period, according to a report by asset manager Janus Henderson.

These figures prompt Janus Henderson to revise its 2022 forecast upwards, to 1540 billion dollars (1441.7 billion euros), "an increase of 4.6%" compared to 2021, which was already a record year.

Dividends had been slowed down in 2020 and in the first quarter of 2021 under the impact of the pandemic.

The report shows that "payments have more than doubled" since 2009, when the study was created, which measures the evolution of dividends paid by the 1200 largest market capitalizations.

Clear increase in dividends in Denmark
Despite a context of inflation and war in Ukraine, 94% of multinationals have increased their dividends or maintained them, details the study. In the United States, this ratio was the highest at 99% compared to 90% a year earlier.

All regions recorded double-digit growth but "notable weakness was seen in parts of Asia, such as Hong Kong, where lockdowns continue to weigh on the economy."

In Europe, Denmark's dividends have been much larger than usual due to the nearly eight-fold increase in the annual dividend of the moller-Maersk maritime group "which benefits from the disruption of global supply chains". Its dividend of $7.2 billion (€6.7 billion) in the first quarter is the largest since 2015 and "will likely be one of the 30 largest paid this year."

To go further: Why Switzerland is a dividend champion

BHP could become the largest dividend payer in 2022
All sectors recorded increases but the oil industries, where dividends rebounded by a third in the first quarter, and mining stand out.

Mining companies, whose payments to shareholders jumped 29.7 percent, "will continue to contribute strongly to growth in 2022, potentially paying out, for the first time, more than $100 billion in dividends," Henderson said.

Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP is "on track to become the world's largest dividend payer in 2022, for the second year in a row," the asset manager added.

18/05/2022

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11/05/2022

For Israel, the objective is twofold with the arrival of the yuan. In the first place, it is purely financial, because it means that the dollar and the euro are no longer viable currencies and that alternatives must be found. The Israeli Central Bank is very conservative in its practices and the fact that it has done so proves that the dollar and especially the euro will no longer be money-making assets in the future.

06/05/2022

Israel will therefore add 2% of yuan in its reserves as well as 3.5% of each for the Canadian and Australian dollars. This means that it reduces its euros and dollars by 9%. Thus, the share of euros drops to 30 to 20% while the dollar goes from 66.5 to 61%. In small steps, dedollarization is underway around the world. According to the IMF, the share of the dollar in world currency reserves has never been so low for 20 years. America is losing its main weapon to dominate the world and this is never a good sign, because it risks taking out the missiles on the recalcitrant.

04/05/2022

Israel: The yuan arrives in its Central Bank
The arrival of the yuan in the reserves of the Israeli Central Bank shows that dedollarization is progressing slowly, but certain.
The Central Bank of Israel announced that its currency reserve basket, which is in excess of 200 billion dollars, will integrate the yuan, the Canadian and Australian dollars. It's a small decision, but an important one, because until today, Israel only held dollars, euros and pounds sterling

29/04/2022

Radiant cloud

We are possibly witnessing a "post-pandemic hangover", according to analyst Paul Verna of eMarketer. The big tech companies "admittedly didn't celebrate, but the health crisis has boosted their business enormously", he explained. "That kind of growth couldn't last." Google's parent company made a profit of $16.4 billion in the first quarter, 8% less than a year ago.

Meta, for its part, published a net profit better than expected, 7.47 billion dollars, but down 21% over one year. The social networking giant, which plunged on the stock market at the start of the year after losing users on Facebook for the first time, gained slightly this time around.

Some 3.64 billion people worldwide use at least one of the group's platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp) every month. One sector of activity, however, is resisting the current constraints, driven by the habits adopted during the pandemic, from teleworking to entertainment and online shopping: the cloud.

Revenues from Azure, Microsoft's remote computing platform, jumped 46% over one year, as in the previous quarter. AWS, Amazon's service, generated $18.4 billion in revenue in the first quarter (+36% year-on-year). It is the industry leader with 33% of global cloud spending at the end of 2021, ahead of Microsoft (22%) and Google Cloud (9%), according to research firm Canalys.

These five groups will also have to deal with recently passed European laws, which aim to regulate the practices of American technology leaders.

27/04/2022

The IPO of Pinterest created overnight millionaires, but there is a catch for many of the company's employees.

Key takes-

1) Pinterest went public on April 18 with a $10 billion valuation, resulting in a bonanza for several major stakeholders and workers.

2) IPOs, particularly successful ones like Pinterest, can make early employees instant billionaires, but they can also bring about significant changes in the workplace.

3) As executives place a greater emphasis on shareholder concerns, there is a cultural shift.

4) When a company's market value plummets after becoming public, it might be difficult to attract top employees.

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22/04/2022

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