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Davis Food & Drug Announces New Partnership To Replace The Majority Of Its Traditional Shopping Carts With Instacart's AI-Powered Smart Carts At All Davis Food & Drug Locations In Utah In The Coming Months
Maplebear Insider Sold Shares Worth $293,511, According to a Recent SEC Filing
Express News | Instacart and Albertsons Companies Expand Partnership Nationwide Launching Pickup Services and Convenience Delivery in as Fast as 30 Minutes
Instacart Unveils New Ad Solutions to Spark Out-of-Aisle Inspiration
If Amazon Earnings Are a Blockbuster, These Stocks and ETFs Could Also Get a Jolt
Express News | Macquarie Maintains Outperform on Maplebear, Maintains $44 Price Target
Macquarie Maintains Instacart(Maplebear)(CART.US) With Buy Rating
JMP Securities Maintains Instacart(Maplebear)(CART.US) With Buy Rating, Maintains Target Price $42
Uber Technologies, Lyft, and Doordash win in California gig worker ruling.
Uber Technologies and Lyft can continue to classify drivers in California as independent contractors. Previously, the state's highest court said that a law supported by the companies and passed by voters did not improperly limit the legislature's power over worker protections. The unanimous ruling, announced on Thursday, supports Proposition 22 in California, which was backed by a majority of voters in 2020. The ruling is bullish for the gig economy companies, eliminate a major regulatory uncertainty for investors. If the judges had ruled Proposition 22 invalid and drivers were reclassified as employees, these companies could potentially face millions of dollars in additional costs.
California Supreme Court Upholds Ballot Measure Classifying App-Based Workers as Independent Contractors
Maplebear Is Maintained at Equal-Weight by Morgan Stanley
Maplebear Price Target Raised to $45.00/Share From $43.00 by Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley Maintains Instacart(Maplebear)(CART.US) With Hold Rating, Raises Target Price to $45
Legendary Silicon Valley investor refuses to support Trump, and hits back at Musk's comments.
Several CEOs, hedge fund tycoons, and venture capitalists, including Tesla's CEO Elon Musk, have expressed their support for former US President Trump's participation in the 2024 presidential election. However, Vinod Khosla, an early investor in OpenAI, a well-known entrepreneur and a venture capitalist, opposes these bigwigs and firmly refuses to board the "Trump train." Musk invited Khosla on X: "Come on, Vinod. Trump/Vance let's go together (LFG)!!" But Khosla fired back, "It's hard for me to support someone who has no values, sows
Maplebear Inc (CART) CEO Fidji Simo Sells 24,500 Shares
Maplebear Insider Sold Shares Worth $869,339, According to a Recent SEC Filing
Instacart, Northwell Health to Collaborate to Expand Nutritious Food Access
Northwell Health Partners With Instacart to Expand Access to Nutritious Food for Patients and Staff
Wolfe Names Favorites for Growth in ECommerce and Communication Categories
Instacart to Report Second Quarter 2024 Financial Results on August 6, 2024