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Uber, Lyft drivers consider quitting as pain at the gas pump grows

A number of Uber (UBER.N) and Lyft (LYFT.O) drivers are considering quitting the app-based ride-hailing platforms as fueling up becomes costlier, with some calling the newly announced surcharges “insulting”. The companies announced this month a 55-cent per-ride surcharge that would be paid directly to drivers, in response to record gas prices because of the Ukraine…

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Zoom Has Some Tough Calls to Make

For those still inclined to think of Zoom Video Communications ZM; as a “pandemic stock,” consider that Covid-19 has well outlasted that status. Zoom shares hit their all-time high in mid-October of 2020, just weeks before news of the first vaccine breakthrough helped the world see an end to ceaseless video meetings and awkward happy…

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Shake Shack forecasts slim sales as Omicron surge hurts

Shake Shack forecast first-quarter revenue below estimates as the fast-spreading Omicron variant kept diners away and led to temporary restaurant closures, sending the burger chain’s shares down 10% in extended trading. Benefits from easing COVID-19 Delta infections were short-lived for Shake Shack as the Omicron wave that soon followed dissuaded customers from venturing out, infected…

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DoorDash revenue beats as food-delivery boom continues, shares soar 24%

DoorDash Inc (DASH.N) reported quarterly revenue on Wednesday that beat estimates as food delivery demand showed no sign of slowing, indicating ordering habits have changed permanently, sending the company’s shares up 24% after the bell. Analysts have said people have grown accustomed to having food delivered to their doorsteps after frequently ordering in during the…

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