IPO

Instacart's profitability relies in part on batching orders together — something that its gig workers hate

Tech Insider
A man wearing a face mask and sunglasses backwards on his head looks at a receipt while standing in front of a shopping cart at a Giant grocery store in Washington DC in 2020.
Instacart has gotten its shoppers to deliver more orders at a time for the same or less pay over the last few years.

Evelyn Hockstein/For The Washington Post via Getty Images

It's the return of the tech IPO. Instacart says it's profitable — and this may be the necessary secret ingredient for a hot market debut in 2023.

Tech Insider
Instacart CEO Fidji Simo on a yellow background
Fidji Simo from France is the new CEO of Instacart.

Instacart; Melia Russell/Insider; Samantha Lee/Insider

Instacart just filed for its IPO and revealed a plan to sell $175 million in stock to PepsiCo

Tech Insider
instacart shopper
Instacart filed a prospectus, a document outlining its business and planned IPO, on Friday afternoon.

Photo by Nick Otto for the Washington Post/Getty Images

Chip designer Arm looks to ride the AI boom with the biggest US IPO since 2021

Tech Insider
A semiconductor being manufactured
A semiconductor being manufactured

Getty

Instacart is going public. For real, this time.

Tech Insider
An Instacart shopper at a ShopRite store in New Jersey
Instacart is reportedly targeting an IPO as soon as September. It's not the first time the grocery delivery company has tried to go public.

Michael Loccisano/Getty Images

This year's best-performing IPO is a company that makes golf putters after shares soar more than 600%

Tech Insider
Sihwan Kim of United States in action during The Open Qualifying Series, part of the SMBC Singapore Open at Sentosa Golf Club, Serapong Course on January 23, 2022 in Singapore, Singapore.
Sihwan Kim of United States plays in Singapore in January.

Suhaimi Abdullah/Getty Images

Silicon Valley Bank's implosion isn't a canary in the coal mine and won't result in contagion, RBC analyst says

Tech Insider
Greg Becker, CEO of SVB Financial, is shown speaking during the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, on May 3, 2022.
Greg Becker, CEO of SVB Financial

Photo by PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images

Softbank-owned chip designer Arm is reportedly looking to raise $8 billion in a US IPO

Tech Insider
An ARM and SoftBank Group branded board is displayed at a news conference in London, Britain July 18, 2016. REUTERS/Neil Hall
An ARM and SoftBank Group branded board is displayed at a news conference in London

Thomson Reuters

A lawyer said it is 'plainly ridiculous' to name AI as an inventor amid an ongoing legal battle about a patent, comparing it to giving credit to a cat

Tech Insider
An AI robot and a cat.
An AI robot and a cat.

Yuichiro Chino/Getty Images; AndresLopezFotopets /500px/Getty Images

Reddit reportedly revives plans to go public, but it's likely to be worth way less than the $15 billion it once hoped for

Tech Insider
reddit logo phone

NurPhoto/Getty Images

reddit logo phone

NurPhoto/Getty Images

Subscribe to IPO