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.

Apple is asking assemblers to put together 220 million iPhones this year, Bloomberg reported, a tally that largely matches 2021 levels.

"The supply chain continues to be the limiting factor in our production rates but we remain confident in our ability to achieve our target," said CFO Claire McDonough.

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