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Starting today, U.S.-based riders can sign up for the plan. It will be available to everyone in the U.S. by the end of the week. Lyft’s All-Access plan costs $299 per month for 30 rides (up to $15 each). Let’s say your ride goes over $15, you would just pay the difference. All other rides past the initial 30 you take that month are discounted five percent. It’s worth noting that rides do not rollover…. CLICK for complete article
Starting today, U.S.-based riders can sign up for the plan. It will be available to everyone in the U.S. by the end of the week. Lyft’s All-Access plan costs $299 per month for 30 rides (up to $15 each). Let’s say your ride goes over $15, you would just pay the difference. All other rides past the initial 30 you take that month are discounted five percent. It’s worth noting that rides do not rollover…. CLICK for complete article
Anyone with any real appreciation for cheese won’t lose any sleep over the fact that U.S. sales of processed American cheese have seen four straight years of decline—and the amount of preservatives packed into their individually wrapped slices won’t save them.
The Millennial generation has finer tastes, and like many other industries and segments, they’re reshaping the cheese niche, too. That means cheese—the American way—is falling by the wayside along with beer, yogurt and cereal…. CLICK for complete article
Anyone with any real appreciation for cheese won’t lose any sleep over the fact that U.S. sales of processed American cheese have seen four straight years of decline—and the amount of preservatives packed into their individually wrapped slices won’t save them.
The Millennial generation has finer tastes, and like many other industries and segments, they’re reshaping the cheese niche, too. That means cheese—the American way—is falling by the wayside along with beer, yogurt and cereal…. CLICK for complete article
Friday’s last minute ramp-up in share prices didn’t set the stage for today. Certainly Asian equities weren’t impressed. But markets are taking a somewhat troubling, yet sadly understandable, comfort in the fact that global bond yields, most notably Treasuries and bunds, have ceded all of their recent momentum higher and the dollar is acting lackluster despite having all sorts of reasons to be pushing higher. Traders are also realizing that while the S&P 500 futures might be cracking the 200-day moving average, they still have the equally important 55-week level right below. And, so far, it has withstood some heavy strain…. CLICK for complete article
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