Rakuten wesentlich besser als Rocket
Rakuten Marketing is a division of Rakuten Inc. (4755: TOKYO), one of the world's leading Internet service companies. The company is headquartered in San Mateo, California, with offices in Australia, Brazil, Japan, the United Kingdom, and throughout the United States. Follow us on Twitter or learn more at http://rakutenmarketing.com.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/...epaper-avoiding-data-100500487.html
Jiji Press TOKYO (Jiji Press) — Rakuten Lifull Stay Inc. has said it will promote the utilization of “kominka” old Japanese-style houses for minpaku private lodging services in collaboration with two entities.
The two partners are HomeAway Inc. of the United States, one of the world’s largest vacation rental website operators, and the Japan Kominka Association, a group of old house appraisers, according to the plan, announced by the affiliate of major Japanese shopping mall operator Rakuten Inc. on Monday.
http://the-japan-news.com/news/article/0004490894
Tokyo, June 8, 2018 - Rakuten, Inc., a global leader in innovation headquartered in Tokyo, today announced that it has acquired Curbside, the Palo Alto-based technology company whose solutions take friction out of the mobile order ahead customer experience at thousands of stores and restaurants.
“Curbside is changing the way traditional brick-and-mortar retailers and restaurants are interacting with their customers,” said Yaz Iida, President of Rakuten USA, Inc. “Welcoming Curbside to the Rakuten family is all about the consumer, and we are excited to be able to empower consumers with even more ways to enjoy shopping.”
https://global.rakuten.com/corp/news/press/2018/0608_01.html
These sorts of integrations may not be limited only to the marketplace itself, however. Rakuten also has other consumer touch points, like communications app Viber and eBates.com, where Curbside could also reach the consumer audience in various ways. And it has investments in companies like Pinterest, Lyft, Cabify, and others, where it could do the same. It also has a partnership with Walmart in Japan in online grocery, where Curbside pickup could get involved.
“I can say there’s a ton of interest to bring this technology to Japan,” he notes. “They already touch 100 million consumers in Japan – their registered users. We could hook up this really big ecosystem of consumers and merchants,” adds Waldman.
https://techcrunch.com/2018/06/07/...obile-commerce-startup-curbside/
Perf. seit Threadbeginn: -52,94% Minus zweiundfünzig Prozent die 0,94% spare ich mal.
Der Markt macht den Kurs nicht die Meldungen über permanente Beteiligungen und Zukäufe.
Vielleicht sollte man sich einmal auf das Kerngeschäft konzentrieren und keinen Gemischtwarenladen aufbauen.
FinTech Segment (JPY bn, IFRS)
Revenue 78.0 90.0 +15.5%
Operating Income 17.0 20.6 +20.9%
https://global.rakuten.com/corp/investors/
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Besseres Zitat: Der Kurs lügt nie, doch wann sagt er die Wahrheit?
Und aktuell sehe ich eine andere Wahrheit als der Kurs mir zeigt...
@Libuda Bezüglich Rakuten TV: Ich persönlich bin begeistert. Ein besseres Angebot für 20 im Jahr gibt es nicht. Klar hat man nicht das enorme Gratisangebot wie bei Prime und Netflix, aber die 400 Superpunkte für einen aktuellen Film JEDEN MONAT sind enorm stark. Nur scheint das nicht allzu stark gewürdigt zu werden. Vielleicht ist das für Filmjunkies zu wenig.
MAY 15, 2018, 5:00 AM SGT
Financial products and payment services will soon be available at online classifieds site Carousell, thanks to a new initiative with DBS Bank.
It is not yet clear what DBS will be offering on Carousell, but it follows moves by the bank to strengthen its presence in the digital economy.
DBS is an investor in Carousell, having been a part of the company's latest Series C fund-raising round, which raised US$85 million (S$113 million).
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/...carousell-in-tie-up-with-dbs
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/technology/...mobile-wallet-caroupay
Waldman and Denis Laprise, a pair of former Apple engineers, launched Curbside in 2013 and had raised between $40 million and $50 million from investors who include Yahoo founder Jerry Yang's AME Cloud Ventures, CVS, Index Ventures, Sutter Hull Ventures and Qualcomm Ventures.
The price of the deal hasn't been disclosed. Curbside was valued at more than $100 million when it raised its last venture round in 2015, according to PitchBook Data.
https://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2018/06/...ired-rakuten.html
Total Equity Funding: $3.2M in 4 Rounds from 7 Investors
Most Recent Funding: $2.3M Series A on December 2, 2013
http://fintechnews.sg/top-30-fintech-startups-in-singapore/
Posted by ViSenze 02-May-2018
The time for publishers to derive new revenue from popular content formats has come. You may ask, why at this moment? What has changed? First off, visual formats - in particular video content - has exploded in popularity. Second, consumers are wholly embracing the online revolution and are purchasing more products online than ever before. Third, consumers are ready to purchase on whatever platform or site that is easily accessible for them. These introduce brand new and fruitful revenue streams for video publishers and their affiliate networks - and this works in three main ways
https://www.visenze.com/blog/the-road-to-video-monetization
https://www.statista.com/statistics/753672/...among-smartphone-users/