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A startup reimagines restaurant delivery for the AI era

Tech Check: Delivery Collective is betting that integrating with POS providers and ChatGPT can create a lower-cost alternative to the major delivery apps. Can it really challenge the giants?

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Food truck manufacturer accuses Reef Kitchens of fraud in bankruptcy filing

Texas-based Cruising Kitchens said its financial troubles began when Reef stopped making payments on an order for up to 650 food trailers.

Tech Check: The viral post alleged shameful practices by an unnamed delivery app. It was roundly denied by the apps, but raised some uncomfortable truths anyway.

The app uses AI to recommend local restaurants, with a focus on going out rather than ordering in. It’s live now in New York City and San Francisco.

Tech Check: We began the year with five bold predictions about restaurant tech. Here’s how we did, and what we learned from our mistakes.

A proposed class-action lawsuit argues that the delivery company put users at risk of identity theft by failing to protect their personal information. DoorDash called the suit meritless.

The city accused DoorDash of listing restaurants without permission and misleading customers about costs. The company has since ended those practices.

The two tech giants said joining forces will make it easier for restaurants to use them in tandem. It will also make Uber Eats a turnkey delivery option for the 148,000 restaurants on Toast.

Tech Check: Delivery is a convenient scapegoat for the industry’s recent challenges. But there’s little evidence that it’s taking butts out of seats.

Customers will be able to order from Instacart’s nearly 1,800 grocery partners within the Grubhub app. It will dramatically expand Grubhub’s grocery selection.

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