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I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Thursday, October 10th.

There are days when we feel like the business news is filled with failures and bankruptcies. To be honest, it can get a little depressing. If you listen to the show

yesterday, about Forever 21, you know what I'm talking about. And so good business news, like good

news in the wider world, comes as a breath of fresh air. Today we're reporting on the sale of a

site that you may never have heard of, unless, that is, you're one of the millions of foodies

who live and die by the best way to crush garlic, or how best to season your roasted leakin apple

salad. The website is called Food 52. It offers a combination of superb writing for home cooks, ranging from recipes to feature stories about workplace harassment and restaurants.

And an online store selling kitchen and home goods, plus a wildly enthusiastic community that's the backbone of the business.

Last week, a venture capital firm called the Chernin Group announced its buying a majority

stake in Food 52 for $83 million.

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