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Today we start with a brief trip across the pond to the UK, where food delivery app Deliveroo is having a rough go of it lately,

the company known for its bicycle riding couriers who deliver food from restaurants to customers

at home, was all geared up for its much-anticipated IPO. But in the weeks leading up to its

March 31st trading debut, Deliveroo started to, well, fall out of favor with potential investors.

See, at issue was the way Deliveroo allegedly treats its couriers, those folks who do the actual

heavy lifting that keeps the company afloat. Just days before the IPO, London's Bureau of

Investigative Journalism released a report, and it did not look good for Deliveroo's head honchos. The report

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