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Seattle customers face higher DoorDash service fees as the company reports operating at a loss in 2024 despite $10.7 billion in revenue due to strict local regulations.

DoorDash is a dominant, asset-light platform with strong network effects, brand equity, and expanding into new markets and verticals beyond food delivery. The business has achieved rapid revenue growth and turned profitable in 2024, with a cash-rich balance sheet, though share dilution remains a concern. Valuation is demanding with high multiples, but the growth trajectory and technical momentum suggest further upside if it breaks all-time highs.

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DoorDash is increasing delivery fees for customers in Seattle, citing what it calls “extreme regulations” passed by the city — including a new law that gives app-based workers more transparency when they're removed from platforms.

DoorDash, Inc. (DASH) shares up 49.8% since first Big Money outlier inflow signal last November.

Orthocell Ltd (ASX:OCC, OTC:ORHHF) has posted record quarterly revenue of A$2.73 million for the June 2025 quarter, up 22.8% on the prior March quarter, driven by accelerating sales of its flagship nerve repair product, Remplir™, in Australia, ahead of expected uptake in the United States. This record marks the company’s fifth consecutive record-breaking result. Notably, the June quarter result does not yet reflect contributions from US Remplir sales, which are set to ramp up in the first half of FY26. A strong balance sheet with ~A$28.5 million cash and no debt places Orthocell in a solid position to scale its commercial footprint globally. Orthocell’s record performance reflects increasing adoption of Remplir™ by more than 200 surgeons across over 165 Australian hospitals. The June quarter result maintains a compound quarterly growth rate (CQGR) of 9.5% over the past three years. Surgeons are reportedly attracted to Remplir’s consistent and superior clinical outcomes, reinf

An A$2.5 million (US$1.6 million) payment for the sale of Cyprium Metals Ltd (ASX:CYM, OTC:CYPMF)’s surplus TM-2500 generators comes just days after the company secured a suite of key regulatory approvals and amendments, paving the way for Phase 1 redevelopment at its Nifty Copper Complex in Western Australia. The company is thus well funded to advance with the planned restart of the cathode production plant. “We have been focused on unlocking value from within the Cyprium portfolio for our shareholders. This sale of surplus equipment is just one example. The ultimate sale transaction has taken longer than expected as we have worked through the new tariff and international trade environment with our US-based purchasers. We remain on track with physical and transaction logistics to complete in the coming quarter,” Cyprium executive chairman Matt Fifield said. The incremental payment leaves the balance at A$5 million (US$3.2 million), which is expected in the third quarter of 2025.

DoorDash Inc (NYSE:DASH) has earned a price target boost from Oppenheimer analysts, who raised their price target to $280 from $220, citing stronger-than-expected third-party data and an uptick in advertising revenue that signals accelerating profitability. Shares of DoorDash traded up about 2% at $246 on Monday afternoon.

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