Food Delivery
Partnerships
Restaurants and Delivery Platforms Actually Can Prosper Happily Ever After
Delivery platforms are basically the advent of ecommerce in one of the last bastions of local business.
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Wal-Mart
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Amazon
Amazon Sets the Table for Its Own Meal Kit Delivery Service
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Food Delivery
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Uber
Uber Launches Standalone Meal Delivery App
UberEATS uses Uber drivers to deliver food, putting the company in competition with DoorDash and other meal delivery service.
Litigation
Is It So Wrong That DoorDash Delivers a Delicious Double Double to My Front Door?
Here are the ins and outs of the legal battle involving fast-food burger giant In-N-Out and DoorDash, a food-delivery startup.
Food Delivery
Is the U.S. Still Hungry for Meal Delivery Services?
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Trends 2016
From Cord-Cutting to Cuba: The Biggest Trends of 2016
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Entrepreneur360
How This Speed-Focused Delivery Service Is Quickly Making a Name for Itself
Meet one of the companies on the E360 index that fits in the 'contrarians' category.
