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The supermarket mogul predicts a 10% increase in US food prices before the end of the year
New York billionaire John Catsimatidis (John Catsimatidis), the owner of the supermarket chain Gristede, said on Tuesday that he expects US food prices to rise 10% in the next two months. In an interview, he said that food prices “are rising faster than everyone expected. I expect it to be over 10% within the next 60 days.” He didn't specify how much of the cost would be passed on to shoppers, but he said he was “concerned” that people would spend more on food. Food prices in the US are soaring, partly due to supply such as a shortage of workers and delays in transportation
The operation of 7x24 is useless, and the number of ships congested at the largest port in the United States has risen to a record 100.
The number of ships waiting to land and unload at the largest US port reached a record 100 on Monday, although the Biden administration last week ordered these ports to operate 24 hours a day. The total number of ships recorded at and near the ports of Los Angeles and long Beach on Monday was 157, the same as the record set in September, according to the Southern California Maritime Exchange (Marine Exchange of Southern California). The number of ships waiting to land and unload reached 100, a new record. Of these, 97 are container ships, outside these ports.
Atlanta Fed President: he "often" hears rumors of becoming chairman of the Federal Reserve.
Raphael Bostic, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, said he often heard speculation that he might be nominated to lead the Federal Reserve. "I hear that a lot," he said in an interview with Axios. President Joe Biden has not yet revealed who he will nominate for chairman of the Federal Reserve. But as the first black to become a regional Fed governor, Bostic would make history again if nominated. The term of office of Jerome Powell, the current Fed chairman, expires in February. According to a Bloomberg survey in April, about 3/4 of economists expect Biden to let Powell stay.
Database software company Couchbase secretly submits IPO application
According to people familiar with the matter, the US database software company Couchbase has secretly submitted an IPO application. It may go public in the first half of this year, and its valuation may reach up to 3 billion US dollars. According to a source, the company's annual revenue has exceeded 100 million dollars. The source requested anonymity because the company's IPO documents filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are confidential and have not been made public. Couchbase was founded in 2011 and has raised $294 million from investors so far. According to PitchBook, the company last raised 105 million dollars
So far this year, the largest IPO of US stocks: South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang opened 80% higher on its first day of trading.
South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang (ticker "CPNG") rose 80% on its first day of trading on Thursday, opening at $63.50. Coupang had previously priced its US IPO at $35 a share, above its target range of $32-34, and would sell 120 million shares to raise $4.2 billion, giving the company a market capitalization of $60 billion. That makes Coupang the largest IPO in US stocks so far this year, surpassing the $2.15 billion of Bumble, a female dating app, last month. Driven by the trend of home consumption during the epidemic, Coupang last year
Let the stock god lose 11 billion dollars of the company! Buffett: this is not the first mistake I made
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