For the fourth time this year, grocery delivery platform Instacart has cut its valuation, despite hints of an IPO.
The terms of the merger between the two rapid grocery delivery firms may look different than previously reported.
The explosion of online shopping and our growing global economy makes shipping and delivery more important than ever.
New York City-based Jokr is the latest casualty of the ultrafast grocery downturn, pulling out of the U.S. market.
The instant delivery platform is scaling back its facility footprint as 15-minute delivery reaches an inflection point.
Turkish ultrafast delivery company Getir told employees in an internal memo this week that it would be laying off about 14% of its workforce.
Gorillas, a Berlin-based startup that delivers grocery, food and convenience items in 15 minutes or less, is laying off half of its employees.
Instacart and regional grocer Publix are partnering to debut the grocery delivery giant’s 15-minute offering in Miami.
Sources within Instacart revealed the company’s plans to offer 15-minute deliveries, while DoorDash announced its own 15-minute grocery delivery service in New York City.
