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Kardashian Shapewear Brand Skims Doubles Valuation
Kim Kardashian’s shapewear brand Skims has doubled its valuation to $3.2 billion. Investors have taken a bet on the success of this brand in the form of fresh funds for the two-year-old company.

Cheddar Afternoon Google News Briefings of January 27th
Cheddar Afternoon Google News Briefings

Cheddar Quick Hit GSTV of January 28th
Cheddar Quick Hit GSTV

McDonald's Posts Q4 Earnings Miss; McPlant Burger Takes Off
McDonald's missed on both the top and bottom lines in its Q4 earnings, marking the fourth loss for the fast-food giant in the past eight quarters. It comes as higher costs from food to wages ate into the blue-chip company's profits. George Seay, CEO of investment advisor Annandale Capital, joined Wake Up with Cheddar to discuss the recent numbers and the better-than-expected success of the McPlant burger made with plant-based Beyond Meat. "They're changing with the times, and they have to," Seay noted. "You can just sell a Big Mac to everybody. There's a lot of people who don't want to eat a Big Mac anymore."

Moderna's Chief Medical Officer on Omicron Booster Trial, Annual Shots
Moderna launched a clinical trial of a COVID-19 booster shot specifically targeting the omicron variant. The first participant has already received a dose, and Moderna expects to enroll about 600 adults total, split between two groups. In the first group, participants will have previously received two doses of the Moderna vaccine, and in the second, participants will have received its booster. Dr. Paul Burton, chief medical officer at Moderna, joined Cheddar’s Opening Bell to discuss the trial, yearly boosters, and what lies ahead for the company.

Cheddar Morning Spotify News Briefings of January 27th
Cheddar Morning Spotify News Briefings

Cheddar Morning Google News Briefings of January 27th
Cheddar Morning News Briefings

Morning Alexa Flash Briefings of January 27th
Alexa Flash Briefings

Supermarkets Struggle to Keep Shelves Stocked
A growing number of workers at major produce companies, processing plants, and grocery stores are calling out sick. These virus-related absences are resulting in product shortages, leaving supermarket shelves far from full. Jesse Newman, agriculture reporter at The Wall Street Journal, joins Cheddar News to discuss.



