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Get alerts for CARTDoorDash is buying Instacart for $17B, Thrive Holdings is getting ADT for $7.6B, and Salesforce will acquire Rune Technologies.
Good for CARTInstacart agreed to be bought for $65 per share, with at least 75% of the payment in cash. The deal is not expected to close until late 2027 or early 2028, so shareholders may wait for the agreed payment.
Instacart is thinking about selling itself and has started talks with Uber and DoorDash.
NeutralInstacart is weighing a sale and has begun early talks with possible buyers. No deal or price is reported, so this does not yet change its outlook.
Maplebear Inc. says it sold shares without registering them.
NeutralMaplebear converted all Series A preferred shares into 5,833,333 common shares. The added shares change ownership, but the filing reports no business change, leaving its outlook unchanged.
Mark Zuckerberg announced that Muse will remain free for many users, with Walmart, Sephora, Best Buy, and others joining in.
Good for CARTInstacart is integrating for grocery orders inside Muse, which can increase order volume; Meta’s transaction fee could slightly reduce Instacart's take per order.
Amidst reduced consumer spending, DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Instacart flourish, with insights from DASH CFO on the reasons behind this success.
Good for CARTReported strong sales growth, reflecting consumer willingness to spend on grocery delivery.
Q2 earnings from Instacart's parent company lead to an after-hours surge in share prices.
Good for CARTMaplebear Inc's Q2 earnings report exceeded revenue expectations and showed significant growth in orders and cash flow, leading to a notable increase in share price after hours. This positive performance highlights the company's strong market position and growth potential.