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2022 marked a return to the basics for many of America's largest food companies. That left some fan favorites in the garbage heap of history.

Uber Eats' Cravings Report is chock-full of bizarre combos from food delivery orders over the past year. Also notable: record low requests for ranch dressing, but a spike in demand for Campari and other booze thanks to TikTok.

I take full responsibility for this decision. >> the tech layoffs did not appear to have a major impact on a strong jobs market where the unemployment rate touched a 50-year low of 3.5% in september. instead the damage was done in the stock market where the s&p 500 lost about a quarter of its value. tech stocks were among the biggest losers. >> is everyone with me? then let's do this. >> labor unions at warehouses and coffee shops across the country mounted challenges against largest companies demanding better pay and working conditions. among other business headlines, a cascade of bankruptcie...

Value. tech stocks were among the biggest losers. >> is everyone with me? all right. let's do this. >> labor unions at warehouses and coffee shops across the country mouned challenges against america's largest companies demanding better pay, working conditions and benefits. among business headline, a cascade of bankruptcies in the crypto space, a flurry of high profile mega mergers, and the discontinuation of the beloved choco taco. and a major theme for the american consumer, revenge spending to catch up on experiences and things impossible to do in 020. and american vacations abroad, 2.56 mi...

The new year. if you can believe it. and as we prepare to close out 2022, it's been a big year for the economy. we saw record gas prices, the fastest jump in decades, and massive tech layoffs. even farewell to the choco taco. our own brian cheung has a look back at the year's biggest business news. >> inflation picked up steam over the beginning of 2022, clocking in at 9% in june. the fastest pace of price increases since the 1980s. food prices soared. a gallon of milk now averaging $4.22. chicken, a $1.84 a pound. and a dozen grade a eggs $3.59 a dozen. all more expensive than this time last ...