Instacart Cuts Valuation by Nearly 40%
CEO of food-delivery company says change reflects stock-market trends, doesn’t affect its plans to go public THE WALL STREET JOURNAL // MARCH 25, 2022 Instacart Inc. said it has…
CEO of food-delivery company says change reflects stock-market trends, doesn’t affect its plans to go public THE WALL STREET JOURNAL // MARCH 25, 2022 Instacart Inc. said it has…
City of Chicago Business Affairs & Consumer Protection In just the first few months of 2022, we have seen impactful changes take place in our great city. We awarded grants to over 2,000 small…
Employers often give people less than 40 weekly hours, leading to resignations and more trouble finding workers THE WALL STREET JOURNAL // FEB. 28, 2022 American workers quit…
CITY OF CHICAGO BUSINESS AFFAIRS & CONSUMER PROTECTION // Feb. 23, 2022 Effective March 1, 2022, sidewalk signs (e.g. A-frame, T-frame, or other temporary self-supporting type signs, placed on the…
Suspension lifted as Mexico takes measures to ensure safety of U.S. inspectors THE WALL STREET JOURNAL // FEB. 18, 2022 The U.S. resumed inspections and imports of Mexican avocados…
Meatpacker’s average beef prices climbed by nearly one-third and chicken by about 20% in latest quarter as freight, labor costs rose THE WALL STREET JOURNAL // FEB. 7, 2022 …
Owner of Crown Royal whisky faces shortages resulting from high demand during the pandemic THE WALL STREET JOURNAL // JAN. 27, 2022 The world’s largest spirits maker is running low…
Forget the utilitarian packaging and low-to-middling quality of decades past. Store brands have gone upmarket THE WALL STREET JOURNAL // JAN. 14, 2022 For most of its nondescript life, the…
Energy-drink maker enters beer, hard-seltzer business with purchase of CANarchy Craft Brewery Collective THE WALL STREET JOURNAL // JAN. 13, 2022 Monster Beverage Corp. MNST -4.73% has been mulling a…