tyb
kek!
There are some gems in dere for sure
not usually berry stealthy when Imma spanking that shit so have to pick and choose when .
Still able to be utilized and not given up on it.
They gonna hit it hard tomorrow for sure.. saturday and all that
Walmart, Inc sold by Walton Family Trust: $377.25m-May 19,20,21
has 352,022,116 shares remaining after this
Pocket money for them.
from March 2020
Waltons transfer $48 billion of Walmart shares to family trust
https://independenttribune.com/business/waltons-transfer-48-billion-of-walmart-shares-to-family-trust/article_ed01a457-818c-5d21-aa5e-0b83932a1100.html
Alice Walton
Alice Walton is the only daughter of Walmart founder Sam Walton. She has focused on curating art, rather than working for Walmart like her siblings, Rob and Jim. In 2011, she opened the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in her hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas. Crystal Bridges features works from the likes of Andy Warhol, Norman Rockwell and Mark Rothko. In January 2020, she took aim at America's "broken" healthcare system and unveiled plans to open a holistic health institute in Bentonville.
https://www.forbes.com/profile/alice-walton/?sh=13a7ffad4eb2
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Jim Walton
Jim Walton is the youngest son of Walmart founder Sam Walton. He is chairman of the family's Arvest Bank, which today boasts assets of more than $20 billion. Jim sat on Walmart's board for more than a decade before yielding the seat to his son, Steuart, in June 2016. Collectively, he and other heirs of Sam Walton own about half of Walmart's stock.
https://www.forbes.com/profile/jim-walton/?sh=17d711d912d8
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Door Dash Inc sold by Softbank: $1.05B-May 19
sold through holdco SVF Fast (Cayman) Ltd
DoorDash, Inc. operates logistics platform, DoorDash. The Company’s DoorDash platform connects merchants, consumers and Dashers. It offers Pickup that allows consumers to place advance orders, skip lines and pick up their orders. DoorDash for Work provides merchants with group orders and catering orders for businesses and events. Its logistics service, Drive, enables merchants to fulfill consumer demand that they have already created through their channels. DoorDash handles payment acceptance from consumers through a third party payment processor that manages credit card transaction processing. Its merchant software portal allows merchants to track business performance on a number of metrics, including how long a Dasher waits for an order, order accuracy, and reports on incremental sales. It provides customer support for any orders placed through its local logistics platform. Its subscription product, DashPass, serves as a membership program and offers consumers access to merchants. Number of employees : 3 886 people.
https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/DOORDASH-INC-116169045/company/
Masayoshi Son-Cahir/CEO Softbank
SoftBank is headed by chair and CEO Masayoshi Son. Son has established himself as an assertive and confident player in the international tech scene.1 With about $100 billion to invest on companies developing the technology of the future, Son has ample room to explore a variety of new areas. According to The Economic Times, Son has strong opinions about the future of SoftBank and has put forth a conception of a 300-year plan for the company, with the end goal being to build the most valuable firm in the world. The key to Son's future investments is SoftBank's Vision Fund, dedicated to M&A deals like those listed above.5 The list of acquisitions continues to grow. Back in April of 2017, Son was behind the $5.5-billion venture into Didi Chuxing, the massive ride-sharing company out of China.6 Describing the acquisition as a "big bang," Son went on to say that he believes "the next big bang is going to be even bigger. To be ready for that, we need to set the foundation, and that foundation is SoftBank Vision Fund**"
SoftBank got its start in 1981 in Tokyo. Founded as a telecommunications company, SoftBank now has a hand in a number of different areas, including e-commerce, finance, broadband, marketing, and more.1 The company has a portfolio including SoftBank BB, GungHo Online Entertainment, IDC Frontier, and more. In recent years, it has gone on a spending spree, buying up numerous smaller companies and initiating investments in many others.2 In July of 2016, for instance, SoftBank purchased UK-based chip manufacturer ARM for £24 billion, with an eye toward continuing to develop the Internet of Things.3 In 2017, SoftBank announced that it would buy two additional robotics companies from Alphabet. First, it bought up Boston Dynamics, the developer of the iconic Big Dog robot, and then it bought Schaft, a less well-known robotics outfit.
** Sale transacted through
https://www.investopedia.com/news/what-softbank/
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