Professor Jacquet, following Facebook's recent stock market collapse, picks up the analysis of the social media giant where he left off 2 years ago.

More and more, contemporary companies have the unfortunate tendency to publish only incomplete economic information, thus creating an information asymmetry that complicates the work of analysts.

Coty is one of the largest beauty companies in the world with sales of over $8 billion.

Professor Jacquet analyzes Pinduoduo, China's new e-commerce platform, in the context of a Chinese stock market closely tied to the government and its policies.

The combination of Faurecia and Hella will create the world's seventh largest automotive supplier, which will focus on four growth areas, perfectly aligned with major industry trends.

Professor Dominique Jacquet provides a comprehensive analysis of the company, which was founded in 2009 and went public in 2015, a full-service payment management company with a market capitalization of 124 billion.

Richard Branson never does things the same way as everyone else, whether it's music, railroading or... the conquest of space. Welcome to Truth-Or-Dare New Mexico where a real spaceport is being built...

Professor Dominique Jacquet comments on the recent IPO of Coinbase, one of the most important players in the cryptocurrency field.

Professor Jacquet returns to an essential principle that underlies the relationship to investment and its management.

Snowflake is one of the newest cloud players to go public recently with spectacular results. Professor Jacquet analyzes the process and compares it with other companies of the same type that have gone public in the same period. He also offers a reflection from a financial management perspective on the valuation methods to be applied to this type of company. An approach based on value creation.