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Uber brings grocery delivery to more than 400 cities across US Uber has announced the expansion of its grocery delivery service, giving consumers in many cities another option for getting the items they need delivered to their homes. According to Uber, this is the single larger expansion of its on-demand grocery delivery service since it launched the platform last summer. Uber announced the new grocery delivery markets on Monday, revealing that people across more than 400 towns and cities in the US can now get their groceries using Uber’s platform. This includes some major markets like New ...

Uber expands grocery delivery service to over 400 US cities ​ By IANS | ​ 1 Views Uber.. Image Source: IANS News San Francisco, July 20 : Ride-hailing major Uber has announced that its on-demand and scheduled grocery delivery is now available to customers in over 400 cities and towns across the US. This marks Uber's first major grocery expansion in the US, more than doubling the availability of the offering this week, and accelerating its grocery rollout this year with a 1,200-store partnership with the Albertsons Companies, the company said in a statement on Monday. Today, nearly three...

DoorDash has entered the food delivery subscription game with its own membership service, giving users free delivery and other perks.

One Company To Watch As Electric Vehicle Stocks Get Ready To Fly This Summer Read full article May 19, 2021, 4:00 PM·17 min read This winter was all about buying the EV rumor and selling the election news. That netted savvy investors some nice profits, but summer might have something even bigger in store for this sector. Having sold on the Biden inauguration news, there’s lots of potential upside for EV companies now. Everything is lined up for EV companies--and lots of related industries--to do well in the coming months. We’re looking at ... Biden’s proposed $174 billion in funding fo...

Provided by Dow Jones By Laura Forman The great ride-share recovery is no freeway. Shares of ride-hailing companies fell Wednesday following Lyft's first-quarter report and went even lower after hours on Uber's earnings release that came 24 hours later. Uber said its full ride-share recovery in places like Australia and Hong Kong has been offset to some degree by continued weakness in places like India and Brazil, where Covid-19 case counts remain high. Meanwhile Lyft, which operates the majority of its business in the U.S., says its ride-share ride recovery pea...