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Stripe, Instacart and others are seeing their valuations plunge, and the pain spread
Some of the Bay Area’s most successful private companies are seeing their valuations slashed by mutual funds holding their shares, signaling trouble ahead not only for investors, but employees who were counting on big paydays from their equity compensation. The mutual fund giant also cut the valuation it places on its Instacart shares by 40%. The Bay Area is essentially a Nasdaq company town, given the region’s dependence on churning out promising startups that hope to one day grow to be the next Apple, Google or other Fortune 500 company — or at least to be acquired by one.
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