#food-delivery

#food-delivery

An Australian expatriate mistakenly ordered Uber Eats to Dublin, realizing it was 9,600 miles away from his location in Melbourne.

Living alone provides a sense of independence and freedom, but also presents challenges that can be humorous.

DoorDash partners with Klarna to allow customers to split food payments into smaller, interest-free installments.

Financing food delivery with DoorDash is financially irresponsible and can lead to a debt cycle.

Using a buy now, pay later plan for burrito delivery can lead to high costs and financial pitfalls.

Refund fraud significantly impacts food delivery apps, leading to substantial losses.

Diners exploit loopholes in delivery services by falsely claiming issues to receive refunds.

Gig workers, particularly food delivery drivers, rely heavily on tips as a primary source of income for their livelihood.

Foreign food delivery drivers in Germany provide essential services but feel undervalued and unsafe.

Extreme weather events challenge gig couriers by increasing demand but also health risks, leading to marginal income increases.

Liu Chunyan's experience highlights the challenging conditions faced by food delivery workers in a contracting Chinese economy.

Deliveroo has dismissed over 100 riders due to illegal account sharing and a crackdown on undocumented workers among its delivery staff.

DoorDash partners with Klarna for micro-loans, enabling consumers to manage food expenses despite low funds.

DoorDash revolutionizes food delivery by providing easy access to meals during challenging times, particularly during the COVID pandemic.

DoorDash introduces a grocery list syncing feature to streamline online grocery shopping and enhance user engagement.

Uber alleges DoorDash's anti-competitive practices are harming its business and inflating costs for consumers and restaurants.

Uber alleges DoorDash coerced restaurants into exclusive agreements under threat of higher fees.

Uber seeks legal action to change DoorDash's business practices amid alleged market pressure.

Hungryroot revolutionizes meal planning with AI that tailors menus to dietary preferences.

The article discusses using Glide to optimize takeout choices and support local restaurants, particularly during the pandemic.

Just Eat Takeaway.com sells Grubhub for $650 million, facing significant debt, as part of a strategic shift towards profitability.

Deliveroo partners with Diddly Squat Farm to bring farm products to fans via quick delivery.

Drone delivery service is expanding in the Dallas-Fort Worth area through a partnership between Alphabet's Wing and DoorDash.

Epicery ceases operations due to insurmountable financial challenges after nine years of serving premium local groceries.

Avride launches sidewalk delivery bots in Tokyo through a Rakuten partnership, marking its expansion into Northeast Asia.

Uber is deploying autonomous robots for food delivery in Jersey City, expanding its partnership with Avride and emphasizing its leadership in the market.

Just Eat's acquisition by Prosus for €4.1bn underscores the significant decline in takeaway demand following the pandemic.

Just Eat faces scrutiny due to a scam involving fraudulent alcohol listings which leaves customers without their orders or refunds.

Gui, a new steakhouse by chef Sungchul Shim, opens February 22, featuring a unique menu that combines American steakhouse with Korean and Asian influences.

HungryPanda, a food delivery app focused on Asian consumers abroad, secured $55 million in funding to expand its services and categories.

The company claims profitability and aims for $1 billion in gross transaction volume for this year.

Takeout is preferred during busy holiday seasons for relaxation and enjoying food prepared by others.

Embrace the comfort of staying in during winter while enjoying curated food from Atlanta's restaurants.

Area restaurants offer special game-day menus and deals for Super Bowl Sunday.

Preorder food and beverages from local restaurants to enhance your Super Bowl experience.

Just Eat Takeaway is selling Grubhub to Wonder for $650m, highlighting challenges in the US food delivery market post-pandemic.

Grubhub experienced a data breach affecting personal details of users after hackers accessed its internal systems through a third-party service provider.

Grubhub settled with the FTC for $25 million over misleading practices, including hidden fees and unauthorized restaurant additions.

Just Eat Takeaway.com sells Grubhub for $650M to refocus on stronger markets and improve cash flow.

Grubhub settled for $25 million over deceptive practices regarding delivery costs and driver earnings.

Grubhub settled a lawsuit for $25 million over misleading practices that affected customers, drivers, and unaffiliated restaurants.

Deliveroo's partnerships with retailers has significantly raised its profit forecast amidst increased orders, showcasing a successful diversification strategy.

Deliveroo's app and website faced significant outages, impacting order tracking and customer service.

Zomato is contesting a $94.5 million tax bill from Indian authorities, claiming to have a strong legal case.

Swiggy's Bolt service now available in 400+ cities, accelerating competition in the quick-commerce market with 10-minute delivery from various restaurants.

Swiggy's IPO valuation is significantly lower than Zomato's, indicating competitive pressures and market share loss.

Invesco's valuation of Swiggy has reached $13.3 billion, indicating a positive outlook for the company ahead of its IPO.

Swiggy is raising $1.35 billion in IPO, targeting an $11.3 billion valuation with strong interest from anchor investors.

Swiggy launches Bolt, delivering food in 10 minutes, boosting competition in India's quick commerce market.

Glovo is innovating in the on-demand delivery market by incorporating social media features to enhance user engagement and drive profitability. They aim for break-even by 2024.

Glovo is integrating social features into its food delivery app to boost user engagement and enhance the food discovery experience.

The New York City law requiring food delivery companies to share customer data with restaurants was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge.

The requirement for food delivery companies to share customer data with restaurants was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge.