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DoorDash Announces $1.2 Billion SevenRooms Deal Because It Doesn’t Meet Revenue Expectations

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  ·        DoorDash made an announcement of the $1.2 billion all-cash acquisition of restaurant booking platform SevenRooms. ·        Deliveroo, a British food delivery company, also put out a takeover deal from DoorDash worth $3.9 billion. ·        The reported first-quarter revenue of DoorDash fell short of expectations. With the report of first-quarter revenue falling short of expectations, DoorDash disclosed the $1.2 billion acquisition of restaurant booking platform SevenRooms. DoorDash’s share tumbled 5% as a result of the news. Here is how the company did, based on LSEG predictions: ·        Earnings per share: 44 cents vs. 39 cents expected ·        Revenue: $3.03 billion vs. $3.09 billion expected DoorDash said the all-cash acquisition of SevenRooms, a data platform for restaurants and hotels in New York City ...

Skechers agrees to be acquired by 3G Capital for $8.2 billion

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  ·        Skechers’ announcement of being acquired by 3G Capital (a private equity firm) for $63 per share is going to end its 26-year run on the public market soon. ·        Skechers’ ongoing valuation on the public markets obtains a 30% premium on the purchase price. ·        A source familiar with the deal said that Skechers couldn’t have endured oversees tariffs hike. On the other hand, high tariffs wouldn’t impact 3G Capital in the long term. The retailer put out on Monday that Skechers, a footwear giant, has gone along with being acquired by 3G Capital, a private equity firm, for $63 per share. This acquisition would end three decades run of this footwear giant as a public company. Skechers’ current valuation on the public market gets its hands on a 30% premium by the price 3G Capital agrees to put up, which is in line with similar takeover deals. Making the transaction public e...

Would Trump exempt footwear giants from tariffs?

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  ·          A great footwear trade cohort, including Nike, Addidas, Skecher and others, wrote a letter to President Donald Trump this week, requesting that he should roll back reciprocal tariffs on shoes. ·         Co-signed letter by brands claimed that footwear businesses and families are under enormous and existential tariffs threat. Those, who are under that scheme, look squeezed by its impact. The so-called reciprocal tariffs can soon make inventories run low. The largest shoe brands of America are asking Trump if he could exempt their businesses from levies. Trump’s so-called reciprocal tariffs pushed America trade group’s major distributors and retailers to write a letter to the White House this week urging for an exemption. Those levies put an existential threat on their businesses, association said. Nike, Adidas, Skecher, Under Armour with 76 others footwear brands signed the letter. A number ...

Macdonalds U.S. same store sales tumbled

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·        Bad weather and a more cautious consumers of the chain caused Macdonald’s U.S. same store sales decline by 3.6% in the first quarter of the year. ·        Macdonalds saw 8.7% plunge during the second quarter of 2020 and this decline is deemed the worst in its home market since then. ·        Macdonalds narrowly got the better on earnings per share. However, it couldn’t measure up on revenue. With reporting its mixed quarterly results on Thursday, Macdonalds shared its U.S. same store sales plummeted for the second straight quarter. It declared its largest domestic decline since the arrival of the pandemic.  Bad weather and a more cautious consumer of the chain prompted Macdonald’s U.S. same store sales 3.6% decline. That dropped is reckoned the worst in Macdonald’s home market since it dealt with 8.7% plunge in the time of second quarter of 2020, when states enforced restrictions and ...