Blue Apron priced a public offering of 4.7 million Class A common shares at $4.25 each, or a total $20 million. The stock is lower.

Blue Apron traded higher Friday after the New York meal-kit producer said it expected better fourth-quarter results.

Blue Apron shares drop as the meal-kit company reports a narrower third-quarter loss and the board completed a review of strategic alternatives.

Blue Apron swung to a second-quarter profit and expects a third-quarter loss. The shares are lower on Wednesday.

Blue Apron's collaboration with Chef Tim Hollingsworth will add five new recipes to the company's summer meal kit offerings.

Blue Apron's first-quarter loss widened on 28% lower revenue. The pandemic is nonetheless helping demand for meal kits as consumers stay home.

Morgan Stanley analysts, led by Lauren Cassel, cut their rating on pet-supply retailer Chewy to equal weight. They're concerned about the current valuation but are bullish long term.

Zoom Video Communications shares surged to a fresh all-time high as businesses and consumers seek alternatives to face-to-face meetings.

Uber has yanked from its platform the pooled option, which enabled users to cut costs by sharing rides with as many as three other passengers.

A Russian citizen is charged in the U.S. for his alleged role in an international cryptocurrency money laundering conspiracy.

Sin City looks set to welcome another massive resort/casino that's going to compete with industry leaders Caesars and MGM.

The S&P 500 index has jumped 11% in the past month, 'reducing the general attraction of equities,' investor Doug Kass says.