The Just Eat flying scooter is back, but this time with a whole platoon, as the food delivery service unveils the next phase of its cross-channel marketing campaign - the 'Magical World of Just ...

MOBILITY: Just Eat adds rapid e-scooters to its delivery fleet Online food ordering firm Just Eat has become something of a regular feature in this weekly roundup, with its trial of seaweed-based ...

The APPG’s report, “Unregulated and Unsafe: The Threat of Illegal E-Bikes”, warns that platforms currently rely on riders ...

Former Just Eat CEO David Buttress discusses the London-based company’s journey from a small operation to its expansion into 14 countries, and the importance of data and company culture in ...

For example, Segway just started preorders for the Ninebot Kickscooter F3, and for a limited time, you can get it for $599, a discount of $250 off its regular price.

European food delivery giant Just Eat Takeaway.com is selling Grubhub for $650 million, a fraction of the billions it spent to buy the US platform just three years ago.

Stop Renting E-Scooters Every Day and Just Buy One Already! Whether you're a multimodal commuter or a hard-charging urbanite, there are now tantalizing alternatives to shared rides.

£3.4bn Just Eat takeover set to shake up food delivery sector Amsterdam-based Just Eat has had a difficult few years following the pandemic when households were forced to eat at home ...

As the food delivery industry reckons with a post-lockdown economy, Just Eat Takeaway is reportedly considering a sale of Grubhub at a considerable markdown in value.

JACKSON, MI – People may start noticing unusual scooters on the streets of Jackson soon. The canopied, three-wheel motorbikes are food delivery vehicles owned by Eat Local, a new business from ...

Just Eat Takeaway.com NV , Europe's largest online food ordering and delivery company, said on Tuesday it expected to make an underlying profit in the second half of 2022, sooner than previously ...

Grubhub agreed to combine with Europe’s Just Eat Takeaway.com, turning its back on Uber Technologies in a surprising twist in the scramble for mergers among food-delivery companies.