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Written by Linda D. MohlerOctober 9, 2020
Lyft dips toes into foodstuff delivery for initial time
Food Delivery Article
Lyft has extra e-scooters, e-bikes, automobile rentals, and other services to its unique trip-sharing app about the many years, but it is really stayed absent from meals delivery. Right up until now. On Tuesday, Lyft announced that its membership program, Lyft Pink, will now include things like benefits from cafe supply application Grubhub. Lyft Pink
Written by Linda D. MohlerOctober 9, 2020
Best credit cards for food delivery
Food Delivery Article
© iStocks Make sure you’re using the best credit card when ordering food for delivery. CNN Underscored reviews financial products such as credit cards and bank accounts based on their overall value. We may receive a commission through The Points Guy affiliate network if you apply and are approved for a card, but our reporting
Written by Linda D. MohlerJune 5, 2020
How America Became Addicted To Food Delivery And Takeout
Food & Cooking News Article
(Photo: Muhammad Fatchurofi for HuffPost) We’re living through a golden age of ordering in. The greatest hits of global cuisine are a few thumb swipes away, and as the COVID-19 pandemic keeps restaurant dining rooms closed, having pho, pad thai or falafel delivered to our homes is now the only way to eat when we
Written by Linda D. MohlerMay 28, 2020
REFILE-FOCUS-Online meal delivery firms knocked off course by coronavirus crisis
Food & Cooking News Article
(Adds reference to UK in third paragraph) * Most takeaway food apps experience drop in use in Europe * Some branch into grocery delivery, cut fees to restaurants * Coronavirus slows fast-growing meal delivery sector * People prefer to cook at home amid lockdown By Anna Rzhevkina, Hilary Russ and Toby Sterling GDYNIA/NEW YORK/AMSTERDAM, April
Written by Linda D. MohlerMay 6, 2020
Coronavirus forced Chinese food delivery to evolve. Will it do the same in the US?
Food & Cooking News Article
Matt Maloney says he wipes down his airplane seat with disinfectant every time he flies these days. Maloney, the CEO of food delivery company GrubHub, is exercising the same brand of caution as he watches Covid-19, the disease caused by a novel coronavirus, spread across the globe. And he has every reason to be alert—what