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As food delivery businesses look to make the economics of the model more efficient, Grubhub is rolling out autonomous delivery at college campuses. The aggregator announced Monday (June 13) that, after a spring pilot test at Ohio State University, the company is making its partnership with self-driving robotics company Cartken available to colleges across the […]
Grubhub co-founder Matt Maloney might want to buy the company back after selling it to Just Eat Takeaway in 2021, a Seeking Alpha report says. He sold it for $7.3 billion at the time.
Food delivery startup Just Eat Takeaway (JET) is considering a multi-billion hit to unload delivery platform Grubhub, which it acquired last year for $£5.8 billion and now could sell for as low as £1 billion, The Times reported, citing multiple unnamed sources with insider information. Bank of America is working to find a buyer or […]
Yahoo Finance Live anchors Akiko Fujita and Brian Cheung discuss Uber Eats taking a swipe at GrubHub after its free lunch promo.
Payroll is one of the most critical functions at any company, as every employee needs to be paid accurately and on time. This important process is rife with delays and errors, however.
As restaurant aggregators compete for consumers' delivery spending, Grubhub is looking to capture the corporate market. On Tuesday (May 3), the aggregator announced the launch of a program for employers to offer employees a line of credit for meal purchases.
Just Eat Takeaway.com NV (LSE:JET, NASDAQ:GRUB) delivered drama on the morning of its annual shareholder meeting, with chief operating officer Jörg Gerbig not standing for reappointment while an investigation takes place into a possible misconduct charge. If that wasn't enough chairman Adriaan Nühn announced he would not be seeking re-election either, amid calls for change at the takeaway food delivery service from activist investor Cat Rock Capital.
Just Eat Takeaway.com NV (LSE:JET, NASDAQ:GRUB) faces a lively annual general meeting (AGM) after massively disappointing last week with its first-quarter trading update. Performance in the quarter was “not good”, said Barclays, using some classic British understatement.