Rakuten wesentlich besser als Rocket

Vormarsch:

www.finextra.com/pressarticle/74244/...ip-with-hyundai/retail

 Currencycloud- Beteiligung von Rakuten (resultierend aus einem Anteil von 7% und einem Wert von Currencycloud  von 0,3 Milliarden US-Dollar).  

Vormarsch:

novobrief.com/glovo-brazil/

Beteiligung von Rakuten (resultierend aus einem Anteil von 30% und einem Wert von Glovo  von 0,25Milliarden US-Dollar).    

www.androidheadlines.com/2018/06/...ature-to-android-app.html

Viber assures Sri Lanka users of more secure and stronger connections

Given that there are over eight million Viber users in the country and the phenomenal growth of Viber stickers with more than 100 million being sent and received monthly among Sri Lankans, Viber assures all users of have automatic protection through encryption.

Viber’s default end-to-end encryption provides stronger security in every voice or video call, message, video and photo, in both group and one-on-one messages where not even Viber can see, read or have access to them.

www.ft.lk/it-telecom-tech/...nd-stronger-connections/50-654663

dass sie im Gegensatz zum Rest der Welt dem Datenklauer Zuckerberg die kalte Schulter zeigen.


Vielleicht ist das eine Lehre aus Jahrhunderten Kolonialismus - das muss ja nicht durch Zuckerberg und andere, für die Gesetze nicht existieren, wiederbelebt werden. Da können meines Erachtens die Europäer noch viel davon lernen - auch von den Russen und Chinesen.

technology.ihs.com/602537/...ned-monthly-active-users-in-2017

www.4-traders.com/RAKUTEN-INC-6814873/news/...-logis-26939366/

dann werden Gewinne mitgenommen. Sollte der Kurs nochmal nachhaltig unter 5,20 fallen wird verkauft.

Es gibt keinen schlechteren Grund zu verkaufen, als weil der Kurs gefallen ist. Auch wenn der Kurs bei 3 € stehen würde, wäre anders? Wäre das Unternehmen schlechter? Nein, wäre es nicht. Es wäre noch mehr unterbewertet.
Wir werden sehen was die Q2 Zahlen im August aussagen. Das ist viel wichtiger als der Kurs selbst.

in deinem Beispiel verkaufe ich bei 5,20, von den 0,30 € Verlust kriege ich 25% über die Steuer zurück (verrechnet gegen Gewinne bei Hypoport). Dann wird bei fallenden Kursen sukzessive wieder gekauft. Bei steigenden Kursen steige ich wieder bei meinem Einstandskurs 5,50 ein. Kannst ja mal ausrechnen, dass sich das mehr lohnt als dein Aussitzen.

in Vacation Rental Business-

The two companies are to provide vacation rental properties to international tourists visiting Japan - Tokyo, Japan, July 20, 2018 - Rakuten LIFULL STAY, Inc., a Rakuten Group company providing vacation rental services in Japan, and Agoda, one of the world’s fastest-growing online booking platforms, today announced that the two companies have signed an agreement to collaborate in the vacation rental business. Under the agreement, Rakuten LIFULL STAY will provide its inventory of Japanese vacation rental properties listed on its recently launched vacation rental and accommodation booking site “Vacation STAY” to Agoda, allowing Agoda’s users to reserve these accommodations through Agoda’s online booking platform. In addition, the two companies will collaborate on marketing activities aimed at international tourists, particularly from Asia, visiting Japan.

global.rakuten.com/corp/news/press/2018/0720_02.html

gelöschter Beitrag, in dem ich u.a. über den Einfluss der Atlantikbrücke auf das deutsche Pressewesen meine Meinung geäussert hatte, und dessen Löschung ich massiv widersprochen habe - mit einer angekündigten Meldung an die zuständige Landesmedienanstalt über die Unterdrückung der Meinungsfreiheit - auch nach Tagen noch  nicht moderiert wurde.

Ich sehe das als eine Unverschämtheit an, die zum Himmel stinkt.

By PYMNTS
Posted on June 28, 2018

“Lyft’s strong momentum has continued in the first half of 2018, with our recently launched new passenger app, an environmental commitment to make all Lyft rides carbon neutral, and our partnership with Magna to develop and scale autonomous vehicle technology,” the company wrote in a press release.

Last month, Lyft’s internal market share numbers showed that it has 35 percent of the national ridesharing market, up from 20 percent 18 months ago. The company also says its market share is over 40 percent in 16 U.S. markets and that it has a majority share in “multiple” markets.
And earlier this year, Lyft announced that its revenue grew more than $1 billion in 2017 and beat Uber’s growth in Q4 by 2.75 times. In fact, Lyft’s revenue growth was up 168 percent in the fourth quarter, while Uber’s increased by 61 percent.

Lyft also provided 375.5 million rides in 2017, which is up 130 percent year over year. The company also provided rides to a total of 23 million different passengers, which is a 92 percent jump from the prior year, and had 1.4 million drivers at the end of 2017, up 100 percent from the end of 2016.

www.pymnts.com/news/ridesharing/2018/lyft-valuation-15b

wert.

"The Japanese behemoth holds a stake in both Lyft (20 percent) and Cabify (40 percent) and would supposedly be happy to see them merge.“

tech.eu/brief/...-talks-with-lyft-looking-for-up-to-3-billion/

ageleht, und zwar einfach so mit dem Hinweis: Ihr Widerspruch widerlegt die Moderation nicht.

BASTA!


Daher zum Weiterlesen für die Moderation von ariva:

www.nachdenkseiten.de/?p=17471

Frage: Wie kommen nicht-amerikanische Unternehmen wie Rakuten im Vergleich zu US-Unternehmen im Rahmen der Berichterstattung weg?

3 Milliarden nur 2 Milliarden würden, wären die 40% von Rakuten (siehe Quelle in 2242) 800 Millionen US-Dollar wert.

Why Spain’s Cabify will end up being bought out
Recent reports that Lyft was about to buy Spain’s Cabify for some $3 billion have been denied by Cabify, which insists it will follow a roadmap that includes a Spanish IPO in over the next one or two years, while Lyft has issued the usual no comment. Cabify, one of the few Spanish unicorns, was valued during its latest round of financing at $1.4 billion and is present in 39 cities in 11 countries.

medium.com/enrique-dans/...d-up-being-bought-out-9d4956db4272

hinauszugehen gedenken, ist Rakuten beteiligt.

money.cnn.com/2018/07/13/technology/...ide-hailing/index.html

wie für Saudi Telecom?
Careem reveals Rakuten as its second major investor
The e-commerce company is the other major investor in the Dubai-based ride hailing company along with Saudi Telecom.

December 19, 2016
Updated: December 19, 2016 04:00 AM

Part of Careem's US$350 million fund-raising drive will go to fund its research and development, one of whose projects is driverless pods, showcased at Gitex 2016. Courtesy Traccs UAE
The Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten has been confirmed as a second new major strategic investor in Careem, as part of a US$350 million financing package announced yesterday by the ride sharing company.

Rakuten, the world’s largest e-retailer outside China and the US, was confirmed yesterday as the co-leader of a $350m fund-raising drive by Careem, together with Saudi Telecom, alongside a series of smaller investors.+

Saudi Telecom said on Sunday that it had reached an agreement to acquire a 10 per cent stake in Careem, which operates in 47 cities in 11 countries, for $100m.

www.thenational.ae/business/...second-major-investor-1.172663

sodass ich für die ca. 10% von Rakuten am nach meiner Einschätzung anzunehmenden Firmenwert von 1,5  Milliarden US-Dollar einen Betrag von 150 Millionen US-Dollar ansetze.

Amid ongoing struggles at Uber, one of its stronger regional rivals in transportation on demand has raised a significant round of funding, picking up a significant strategic investor in the process.

Careem, a transportation startup currently in 80 cities across the Middle East, has raised another $150 million — closing out a $500 million Series E round that it confirmed in December when it announced the first $350 million tranche. With the new funds, Mudassir Sheikha, Careem’s co-founder and CEO, confirmed that Careem’s valuation is now over $1 billion. A separate source tells us more precisely that the funding is now $1.2 billion.

This latest tranche is being led by Saudi-based Kingdom Holding, the VC that also backs Lyft and invested in Twitter and Snap before they went public. German automaker Daimler (which itself has acquired Hailo in the UK, Taxibeat in Greece and MyTaxi in Germany), and VCs Lumia Capital, DCM Ventures and Coatue Management also participated. (A source confirms to us that the overall $500 million is being led by Rakuten, which invested in the first tranche.)

techcrunch.com/2017/06/14/...b-valuation-as-daimler-steps-in/

Cabify und jetzt den 0,15 Milliarden für Careem ergäbe sich für den Ride-hailing -Bereich von Rakuten schon allein ein Wert von 3,95 US-Milliarden.