The Latest Breaking News from DoorDash

On June 14, the Massachusetts Supreme Court issued a ruling disqualifying the app-based drivers initiative backed by Lyft, Instacart, DoorDash, and Uber, from the November ballot. 

Takeaway and ride-hailing apps boomed during the pandemic but are now under critical pressure

They rose to great heights but have been falling back hard. The share prices of companies in the so-called gig economy have been performing abysmally, even compared to the woes of stock markets in general. This dates back some 18 months though it has intensified since last autumn.

Raymond James analyst Aaron Kessler initiated coverage on DoorDash, Inc (NYSE:DASH) with a Market Perform rating with no price target. Kessler saw a large total addressable market for food delivery. DoorDash has established itself as the leading food delivery platform in the U.S. with a 50% plus market share, Kessler noted. DoorDash offered significant…

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Someone with a lot of money to spend has taken a bullish stance on DoorDash (NYSE:DASH). And retail traders should know. We noticed this today when the big position showed up on publicly available options history that we track here at Benzinga.

When a company offers up good news to the Street, you have to be careful they're going to react to it. In the case of DoorDash Inc. (NYSE: DASH), investors that reacted too quickly to its raised guidance are at least in the short term regretting that purchase.

SEATTLE — Since 2017, Jay Reeves has been working as a delivery driver for either Postmates or DoorDash, working, at times, seven days a week.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, dozens of states have given a boost to struggling restaurants by allowing them to sell cocktails to-go, through takeout, curbside pickup or home delivery. But the expansion of alcohol to-go laws has placed a heavy burden on understaffed alcohol enforcement agencies, which have been hard-pressed to…

Giants defensive coordinator Don Martindale discussed what he learned in 2021 with the Ravens when overcoming injuries in the secondary

New York Giants DC Wink Martindale explains that having a flexible scheme is better than constantly bringing in new players.