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Uber One Membership Designed for ‘Whatever the New Normal is’

Uber One Membership Designed for ‘Whatever the New Normal is’

by Nicholas Upton | Dec 15, 2021 | News, Third-Party Delivery, Top Stories

In a new membership push, Uber has unveiled the all-service membership program Uber One. The new program, launched in mid-November and bundles perks for food delivery, rides, grocery delivery and all manner of Uber services. Julie Kim, director of membership marketing...
Business Models at Odds in the Digital Grocery Business

Business Models at Odds in the Digital Grocery Business

by Arthur Robert | Oct 7, 2021 | Best Practices, News, Third-Party Delivery

Like restaurants, grocers are struggling to find a happy medium with third-party delivery providers as more of the North American grocery market moves online. While grocery stores encourage more profitable native ordering and customer pickup, new entrants are testing...
Uber Eats Adds Searchable Pickup Maps, Airport Order-Ahead Functionality

Uber Eats Adds Searchable Pickup Maps, Airport Order-Ahead Functionality

by Tom Kaiser | Oct 7, 2021 | Briefs, News, Third-Party Delivery

Uber Eats is looking to improve the airport dining experience and customer pickup experience for customers at home or on the ground wherever they’re staying. The new airport features are designed to give travelers the option to order from restaurants and pay in Uber...
Uber to Sell Stakes in Yandex Ventures

Uber to Sell Stakes in Yandex Ventures

by Nicholas Upton | Sep 8, 2021 | Automation, Finance, News, Scoreboard

Uber is set to sell its ownership stake in a handful of joint ventures with Russian Internet giant Yandex. According to a release from Yandex, Uber’s board approved the sale of shares in Yandex.Eats, Yandex.Lavka and Yandex.Delivery. Uber is set to sell...
Gig-Work Legal Shield Prop 22 Deemed ‘Unconstitutional’

Gig-Work Legal Shield Prop 22 Deemed ‘Unconstitutional’

by Nicholas Upton | Aug 25, 2021 | News, Third-Party Delivery

The landmark Proposition 22 that carved out exceptions to California’s AB5 legislation has been deemed unconstitutional by a California judge. Under Proposition 22, which passed in November of 2020, delivery and driver gig workers did not fall under a test to...
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