Reuters

Amazon looks to new food technology for home delivery
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Amazon.com Inc is exploring a technology first developed for the U.S. military to produce tasty prepared meals that do not need refrigeration, as it looks for new ways to muscle into the $700 billion U.S. grocery business.
Amazon wants to send you pre-cooked meals thanks to military technologyBGR
Amazon said to be exploring refrigeration-free prepared meal techTechCrunch
Report: Amazon looking at processed food tech that makes tasty meals with no need for refrigerationGeekWire
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Graham Ross, CEO and co-founder of Kusaga Athletic, has run the world from Brisbane to the Great Wall in China in a quest to disrupt the sports apparel industry.

Big companies are breaking new ground by measuring and reporting their chemical footprints. What steps can your business take?

The debate about communicating apocalyptic climate risks misses the point: The only way to combat their terror is by committing fully to climate action.


Bloomberg

Google Cancels Staff Meeting to Address Diversity Crisis
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Former Google Engineer James Damore has caused an uproar in Silicon Valley. This after he authored an internal 10-page memo asserting there are biological causes behind gender inequality in the tech industry. Damore, says he is 'exploring all possible …
The alt-right is planning to protest Google's censorship with nationwide rallies on its US campusesQuartz
Google mistreats conservative employees, California congressman saysFox News
Google's Pichai emphasizes importance of diversitySFGate
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Nvidia shares fall on data center revenue but chips ride cryptocurrency boom
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(Reuters) – Nvidia Corp's quarterly revenue in its widely watched data center and automotive businesses missed estimates, dragging down the chipmaker's shares that have nearly tripled in value over the past 12 months. Nvidia shares were down 6.6
Nvidia stock could pause as server growth slows downMarketWatch
Nvidia Beats And SinksSeeking Alpha
Wall Street Fears Nvidia Is Too Dependent on BitcoinFortune
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Bloomberg

Snap, Blue Apron Fall Flat as the Incumbents Smash the Upstarts
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Snap Inc. and Blue Apron Holdings Inc. are learning it's hard to make the case to public markets that you're the scrappy, young disrupter of large incumbents when your own user growth is slowing. The two companies reported disappointing earnings …
It's over for tech start-ups — just look at today's earnings reportsCNBC
Snap, Blue Apron fuel worries about overheated IPOsReuters
Blue Apron is singing the bluesThe Mercury News
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Fortune

Applebee's Will Close at Least 105 Restaurants This Year
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DineEquity had previously expected to close 40 to 60 restaurants this year, making the new forecast a significant jump. The closures will be based on several criteria, including franchisee profitability, operational results and meeting the brand's
Up to 160 Applebee's and IHOP restaurants could close in the next yearSacramento Bee
More than 120 Applebee's and IHOP restaurants to closeCharlotte Observer
Applebee's, IHOP plan to close up to 160 restaurantsKXAN.com
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Business Insider

Snap misses across the board for Q2 earnings, stock gets whacked
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Snapchat maker Snap Inc. missed Wall Street's expectations for its second quarter as a public company, sending its stock diving more than 16% in after-hours trading to an all-time low. The number of daily Snap users only increased by 7 million from the
Is Snap having its Facebook stock moment? Or are things really as bad as they seem?Recode
Snap Stumbles Through Another Disappointing QuarterNew York Times
Snap co-founders will not sell shares as stock slumps on earnings missReuters
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