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DoorDash updates its dashboard for small restaurants

A new “choose-your-own-adventure” format is designed to better address operators’ business goals. It also features deeper customer insights and educational materials.

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California could be the spoiler on federal legislation restaurants actually want

Working Lunch: The state doesn't want its data-security requirements to be undercut by federal rules, leaving restaurants with a potential hodgepodge of state rules.

Cardholders can now get one year of free access to the Grubhub+ membership program. It’s Grubhub’s latest effort to grow its user base.

The technology company said it has known since the beginning of the year that Subway could leave, taking 15,000 locations and “a few million dollars” in revenue with it.

Tech Check: The delivery-only model is unlikely to live up to bold early projections. Some recent developments show where it might be headed.

The Bay Area startup wants to help local restaurants expand via its Noshery Food Halls.

The startup will use Picnic’s robots in its high-tech food kiosks. It plans to open 5,000 of them in five years, starting in 2023.

Tech Check: Delivery's growth is still slowing, but not as much as you’d expect given the circumstances.

While it’s good that guests can access more customization options with online ordering, there are ways to keep modifications from getting out of control, Advice Guy says.

Tech Check: Moonbowls, which exists mainly online, is venturing into the physical world to give customers another touchpoint.

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