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Tech roundup: What’s on restaurants’ tech wish list?

Three CMOs describe the tech tools of their dreams. Also, Minneapolis makes its delivery fee cap permanent, Uber Eats goes to space and more.

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Applebee's sells first NFT as part of new 'Metaverse Mondays' series

The image of an abstract, technicolor burger sold for $25. The buyer also gets a year of free burgers.

Takeout and mobile apps are table stakes, but guests are also welcoming ghost kitchens, voice ordering and robots, Deloitte found.

Chicago-based 2ndKitchen connects local restaurants to other businesses that want to offer foodservice.

It will start with groceries, but could it extend to restaurants? Also, 7-Eleven invests in Serve Robotics, Grubhub offers bitcoin rewards and more.

The convenience-store giant will use self-driving vehicles from Nuro to fulfill orders in Silicon Valley.

The fast-food burger chain has also increased its field staff to improve operations as it works to close the gap with its competitors.

Income may be an even more important factor than age when it comes to who orders delivery. Also, more funding rounds, Goldbelly's TV channel, and another pizza robot.

Reality Check: The job of taking orders and settling bills may be one of the tech boom's first casualties or major benefits, depending on your perspective.

The company is building its own bots and targeting the "middle mile." Also, Uber Eats Pass is no more and Toast unveils new tools.

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