delivery

Operations

Grubhub drops commissions on delivery orders from independent restaurants

The service said it will forgo up to $100 million in fees.

Financing

Are consumers turning away from third-party delivery?

A new report says that delivery apps’ active users are dropping, and cost could be the reason, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

There’s a big technological disconnect between how consumers want to order and what operators are offering.

Legislation introduced this morning would also prohibit the services from charging for calls that don’t result in a sale, and require that the commission portion of a delivery sale be revealed to consumers.

Higher menu prices coupled with delivery fees and charges could make this an easy service for consumers to cut back on if the economy turns, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

The delivery provider has filed confidential registration statements for an initial public offering.

Dan Fleischmann, vice president with investment firm Kitchen Fund, joins "A Deeper Dive" to discuss the sudden surge in interest in shared kitchens.

Specializing in wings and burgers, the virtual concepts will be marketed via third-party apps and serviced by existing units of their brick-and-mortar mother.

The pizza chain’s same-store sales rose more than expected, sending the company’s shares to all-time highs.

The latest in a flurry of bills aimed at regulating the services would apply only to certain pieces of data, and only upon request once a year.

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