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The Business of the $60 Loaf of Bread

Would you pay $60 for bread? At New York bakery RYE by Martin Auer, that's the going rate for a loaf eyed by influencers and the ultra-wealthy; we tried it to see what the fuss was all about. (Source: Bloomberg)

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The Business of the $60 Loaf of Bread
Would you pay $60 for bread? At New York bakery RYE by Martin Auer, that's the going rate for a loaf eyed by influencers and the ultra-wealthy; we tried it to see what the fuss was all about. (Source: Bloomberg)
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