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NYC looks to limit what's provided with to-go orders

 By Peter Romeo on Jan. 20, 2023

The bill passed Thursday is expected to save restaurants thousands of dollars. Mayor Adams has not revealed whether he'll sign it.

Technology

Nextbite sees family feasts as next big delivery opportunity

 By Joe Guszkowski on Jan. 19, 2023

The virtual brand provider will look to offer more options that satisfy whole households, which tend to be heavy delivery users.

Technology

Who orders food delivery? It's a smorgasbord

By Joe Guszkowski on Jan. 18, 2023

Despite hefty prices, customers across incomes and age groups are saying yes to the convenience, according to a new survey from Nextbite.

Technology

Starbucks is doubling down on coffee delivery

By Jonathan Maze on Jan. 18, 2023

The coffee giant is expanding its deal with DoorDash nationwide and expects delivery to be available in all 50 states by March.

Technology

Wonder replaces restaurants on wheels with a better idea

By Joe Guszkowski on Jan. 12, 2023

Tech Check: Marc Lore's delivery startup is ditching vans for ghost kitchens. It may have stumbled into a winning concept.

Technology

Grubhub to pay $3.5M in D.C. lawsuit alleging hidden fees

By Joe Guszkowski on Jan. 03, 2023

The settlement includes $2.7 million for affected customers. Grubhub will also change how it communicates fees in its app.

Food

Grubhub reveals the most-ordered foods of the year, and the winner is …

By Patricia Cobe on Dec. 16, 2022

Global flavors, spins on favorites and lots of sweets made the 2022 list, but consumers are still into comfort.

Technology

Uber Eats launches robot delivery in Miami with Cartken

By Joe Guszkowski on Dec. 15, 2022

Cartken’s six-wheeled rovers will handle orders for the delivery company starting Thursday, with more cities to come.

Technology

ChowNow cuts more jobs as delivery demand levels out

By Joe Guszkowski on Dec. 14, 2022

The online ordering company is eliminating about 40 positions following a 20% reduction in July.

Technology

NYC could ease its 20% delivery fee cap

By Joe Guszkowski on Dec. 09, 2022

A new bill would allow restaurants to pay more than the current limit for things like marketing and promotions. Grubhub has aired its support for the proposal.

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