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Operators have no choice but to figure out how to make delivery work, whether on their own or through aggregators. Who will ultimately have more control over the other has yet to be determined.
Travelers, whether for work or leisure, want to dine at local restaurants. If they can't venture out, easy restaurant delivery is the next best option.
A blend of espresso and smart digital strategy propelled Dunkin' to its best performance in years. Thanks, mobile apps and delivery.
As far as Pizza Hut is concerned, the company cannot construct Delco stores fast enough, especially with foot traffic down in recent quarters. It will surely leverage its new $5 value menu and expanding Grubhub partnership to lure customers back.
The international market provides ample opportunity for expansion as U.S.-based companies continue to attempt to keep up their pace of rapid growth.
The diner is the latest chain this earnings season to talk up the importance of delivery for their business, as it gradually sells company-owned stores to franchisees.
Get ready for a deluge of McDelivery advertising campaigns this year.
SoftBank's interest in the on-demand delivery space is well documented with a string of investments from Uber to DoorDash. What's another billion?
Chipotle is going to great lengths to communicate that the company's performance on all of its digital initiatives will be a defining factor in the future success of the business.
Outback Steakhouse is proof proprietary delivery can be done, if the commitment is there.
It's a good thing Chipotle didn't take a wait-and-see approach to digital innovation.
The food delivery marketplaces that are about to go public in the U.S. are eyeing this kind of international success very closely.
