Sweetgreen Inc. (NYSE: SG) announced it will sell its Spyce business to Wonder for $186.4 million, marking a strategic shift as the restaurant chain focuses on growth and profitability. The ...

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Salad chain Sweetgreen has agreed to divest its robotics business Spyce to mealtime platform Wonder for $186.4m. Spyce, the developer of automated Infinite Kitchen makelines, was acquired by ...

Restaurant technology company Wonder Group closed on its latest acquisition. The Marc Lore-led startup bought Sweetgreen's (SG) Spyce robotics unit behind Infinite Kitchen. The deal consisted of $100 ...

・Sweetgreen shares gained over 6% in the after-market session, a rebound following the company’s recent earnings report and divestiture of Spyce. ・The company acquired Spyce, a robotics firm that ...

Sweetgreen announced that it has agreed to sell its Spyce business, which developed the company’s Infinite Kitchen technology, to Wonder. The transaction is valued at $186.4 million and marks a ...

Sweetgreen announced Thursday that it’s selling Spyce—the tech business behind its automated Infinite Kitchen—to digital food hall Wonder for $186.4 million. The price tag comprises $100 million in ...

Marc Lore, Wonder founder and CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the acquisition of Spyce from Sweetgreen, implementation of Spyce's robotic kitchen technology, Wonder growth outlook, rising food ...

The entrepreneur Marc Lore posits that in the not-so-distant future, an autonomous kitchen will have the ability to whip up pizza, burgers, chicken, and seafood without any human involvement. His ...

Sweetgreen — the Los Angeles-based fast-casual salad chain — announced its intention to sell Spyce to digital delivery and virtual food hall company, Wonder for $186.4 million. Sweetgreen first ...