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The CEO of Lyft is so bullish on the "underdog" company he just bought 100,000 shares of Lyft.
Around 4 million people in the U.S. work as contractors for app services like DoorDash delivering pizzas, salads and pad thai. Those in areas with extreme heat are taking new measures to keep working through it.
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Convenience chain 7-Eleven is "manifesting cooler days" with the Aug. 1 release of its Pumpkin Spice Latte -- nearly two months before the official first day of fall on Sept. 23.