Investors to delivery apps: where’s my profit? - Financial Times

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Our restaurants are failing. Why should food delivery apps thrive?

My capitalist brain works as well as anyone’s, and I get that delivery apps are businesses with money of their own to make, investors to answer to and employees to pay. Read More

Restaurants are barely surviving. Delivery apps will kill them.

But the local fiefdoms the apps have set up keep pay for drivers down, too, because the apps don’t have to offer higher wages to lure people to work for them. Of the $666 in fees Grubhub charged ... Read More

Investors, customers, and workers are fed up with delivery apps

Using this model, you might eke out $0.10 in profit for each $1 cup sold — not bad, but hardly a high-growth, paradigm-shifting business. Suppose you become more ambitious. Read More

Food delivery apps: Grubhub, DoorDash are changing our relationship to restaurants and food - CBS News

Food delivery apps push restaurant industry to billions 07:26. For the first time, U.S. restaurants are projected to make more money from food consumed outside their doors than inside. Read More

How delivery apps are changing the restaurant industry

How delivery apps are changing the restaurant industry Sam Harnett Nov 19, 2018 Sara Deseran and Joe Hargrave have made changes to their restaurant to adapt to third-party apps. Read More

Transcript: Investors to delivery apps — where’s my profit? - Financial Times

This is an audio transcript of the FT News Briefing podcast episode: ‘Investors to delivery apps: where’s my profit?. Marc Filippino Good morning from the Financial Times. Today is Tuesday ... Read More