by Tom Kaiser | May 21, 2018 | News, Top Stories
Flying is the ultimate stress test for humans, depositing crumpled travelers at their destinations hungry, tired, annoyed and sore from the lack of basic modern comforts for everyone seated behind the first-class cabin. Or maybe that’s just me? Wherever you stand on...
by Nancy Monroe | May 21, 2018 | News
If you’re a college student, calzones are the perfect delivery food. A pizza delivered to your dorm room requires having to “pay the roommate tax,” says Matt Crumpton, CEO of D.P Dough. In other words: “You’re a jerk if you don’t give up one or two slices of pizza,...
by Laura Michaels | May 21, 2018 | News
Consumer behavior is always evolving and the shifts are particularly impactful for those in the restaurant delivery world, where that behavior is so closely tied to technology and convenience. As food delivery proliferates, people’s preferences are changing, perhaps...
by fodnews | May 21, 2018 | News
In its recent ruling, the California Supreme Court essentially flipped on its head the test for determining independent contractor status by presuming everyone is an employee unless the hiring entity can prove otherwise. The ruling, issued April 30, makes it more...
by fodnews | May 21, 2018 | News
Rocket-fueled growth in third-party delivery got another positive data point this week, with Grubhub reporting record first quarter results that included 49% revenue growth during the first quarter of 2018. For the first quarter, Grubhub posted revenue of $232.6...
by fodnews | May 21, 2018 | News
Joining Pizza Hut, which started delivering beer in December, Papa John’s launched a limited test of beer delivery in April. The Louisville, Kentucky-based pizza chain, the third-largest in the country, is first trying out beer delivery in Jeffersonville, Indiana, a...