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☆ MOD Pizza announces new owner in attempt to stave off bankruptcy
  + stars: | 2024-07-10 | by ( Ramishah Maruf | ) edition.cnn.com   time to read: +1 min
New York CNN —MOD Pizza, the fast-casual chain where diners can customize individual pizza pies, announced a new owner Wednesday in a move that could prevent or delay a bankruptcy filing. After reports last week that the pizza chain was considering filing for bankruptcy, a company spokesperson said a turnaround plan was underway. “We’re working diligently to improve our capital structure and are exploring all options to do so,” Rick Van Warner, MOD spokesperson, said at the time. MOD, founded in 2008 in Seattle, advertises 40 toppings and eight sauces for its customizable pizzas. Scott Svenson, who founded MOD in 2008 with his wife, Ally, became executive chairperson.
Persons: “, Rick Van Warner, Beth Scott, Scott Svenson, Ally, Svenson Organizations: New, New York CNN, MOD Locations: New York, Seattle, United States, Canada
☆ Legendary Female Artists on the Younger Women Who Inspire Them
  + stars: | 2023-04-20 | by ( ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +20 min
The Artist’s Mind What it feels like for female artists to wrestle with ambition, ego, ambivalence and inheritance. That isolation has, historically, been especially true for women artists, some of the most celebrated of whom have seen “writer” or “painter” or “filmmaker” treated as a secondary part of their identity. For this issue, we asked legendary female artists to tell us about a younger woman whose work excites them and gives them hope. But for the current generation of women artists, who have come of age with models who more closely resemble them, identity seems more like a source of community than a trap. Women artists, born into a Babylon of exclusion and possibility, reveal that creative inheritance is as promiscuous as legal inheritance is strict.
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