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NYC Denied Motion to Dismiss Suit Over Cap on Food Delivery Fees

Instacart Aims to Raise $616 Million in Upcoming IPO

Online gig work growing rapidly, but workers lack benefits, retirement plans: report

Roughly half of online gig workers across the globe don’t have a retirement plan, a percentage that increases among Venezuelan (73 per cent) and Nigerian (75 per cent) workers, according to a new report by the World Bank Group. The report, based on surveys across 17 countries, found online gig work is growing globally, particularly in the developing world, creating an important […]

Operational management platform startup Certa raises $35M

Operational management platform startup Certa raises $35M - SiliconANGLE

Soy Flour Global Market Report 2023

Major players in the soy flour market are Archer Daniels Midland Company, Devansoy Inc., Sakthi Soyas Limited, Foodchem International Corporations, Bob’s...

Food Courier Relay Argues NYC Delivery Pay Rule Will Put It Out of Business

Grubhub Relaunches its Loyalty Subscription Program, Grubhub+

/PRNewswire/ -- Grubhub is doubling down on savings, rewards and unique experiences for diners with the relaunch of Grubhub+, its loyalty subscription program...

McDonald's branch slammed for charging $18 for a Big Mac meal

A Connecticut McDonald's branch is being bombarded with criticism after a customer shared its eye-popping menu prices where a Big Mac meal costs $18.

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Uber, DoorDash sue New York City over minimum wage law, Auto News, ET Auto

Uber Technologies, DoorDash, and other food delivery firms have filed lawsuits to get New York City's novel legislation on setting minimum wages for delivery workers canceled. Starting from July 12, this new law requires companies to pay delivery workers nearly USD 20 per hour, which is a significant increase in worker salaries.