Instacart to Add 550,000 Jobs to the Economy
As huge retailers, particularly Amazon and Walmart, add tens of thousands of jobs to the economy, much smaller Instacart is in the midst of adding 550,000.
As huge retailers, particularly Amazon and Walmart, add tens of thousands of jobs to the economy, much smaller Instacart is in the midst of adding 550,000.
Domino’s Pizza released better than expected first-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Thursday.
After markets closed Tuesday, Chipotle Mexican Grill posted $3.08 in adjusted earnings per share on $1.4 billion in revenue compared with consensus estimates of $2.90 in EPS and revenue of $1.42 billion.
Beyond Meat shares made a handy gain on Tuesday after it was reported that the company would be partnering with Starbucks to bring plant-based meat to China.
Chipotle Mexican Grill is expected to release its most recent quarterly results after the closing bell on Tuesday.
Shake Shack was in the news because the company returned a $10 million government assistance loan as it had access to other funding sources.
McDonald’s has been feeling the sting of COVID-19, much like the rest of the restaurant industry. To get out ahead of it (at least as much as McDonald’s can), the company provided an update…
WeWork, a company that has been mired in controversy, is making a bold move and suing Japan’s SoftBank for breach of fiduciary duty.
COVID-19 will cause Major League Baseball teams to play in empty parks. That means 1.3 million seats will be empty across the league on any given day that all 30 terms are playing. Each…
Luckin Coffee shares cratered on Thursday after the company announced that it has formed a committee of three independent directors to investigate internal misconduct.
Lyft shares jumped after the company said it would expand its offerings to include a range of services to help meet the needs of its customers as the coronavirus crisis forces more cities to…
A fresh research report from Credit Suisse identifies two food service distributor stocks that have been hit extremely hard yet still have attractive long-term prospects.
Also, after all this selling and the renewed focus on health, does it make the case for WW shares to shoot back up in the long term?
Why are these ride-sharing rivals Uber and Lyft making a run in the midst of this coronavirus pandemic? At one of them, things look to be turning around.
Blue Apron stock again leaped forward Thursday as more investors flock to the online food delivery service. Has anything really changed at this company?