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A string of companies using independent contractors as drivers launched a campaign to head off Democratic efforts to classify their workers as employees, allowing them to form unions, the Wall Street Journal reports . The companies include Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE: UBER ), Lyft Inc (NASDAQ: LYFT ), DoorDash Inc (NYSE: DASH ), GrubHub Inc (NASDAQ: GRUB ), and others. The companies aim to … Full story available on Benzinga.com

Home Bistro Inc. (OTCPK: HBIS) is a foodtech company that aims to capitalize on the $1 trillion U.S. food and beverage industry by partnering with celebrity chefs like Iron Chef Cat Cora, Richard Blai

Home Bistro Inc. (OTCPK: HBIS ) is a foodtech company that aims to capitalize on the $1 trillion U.S. food and beverage industry by partnering with celebrity chefs like Iron Chef Cat Cora, Richard Blais, Ayesha Curry, Roblé Ali, Claudia Sandoval, Priyanka Naik and Diana Falk. For investors interested in this fast-moving market, Home Bistro offers a pure-play alternative to Uber Technologies Inc. ’s (NYSE: UBER ) Uber Eats, DoorDash Inc. (NYSE: DASH ) and Grubhub Inc. (NASDAQ: GRUB ) with upside potential. Investors can buy shares directly from Home Bistro via a Regulation A+ offering hosted on Equifund.com for $0.75, which is a discount to the current trading price. When buying directly through the Regulation A+ offering, investors receive a bonus warrant at a $1.50 strike price – giving them a chance to potentially profit twice if the stock climbs higher. View offering details The Company: Home Bistro CEO Zalmi Duchman has a track record of success in this specific industry. He was CEO and founder of “The Fresh Diet,” an online meal delivery service he grew from startup to over $30 million annualized revenue before selling the company.

Yandex, a technology company based in Russia, is shutting down its autonomous vehicle testing in the US. The company is also pausing its sidewalk robot delivery service with Grubhub.

Shares in takeout apps such as Grubhub owner Just Eat Takeaway.com and Delivery Hero now trade below pre-Covid levels despite new eating habits.

Shares in takeout apps such as Grubhub owner Just Eat Takeaway.com and Delivery Hero now trade below pre-Covid levels despite new eating habits.

Wall Street wasn't thrilled with the latest earnings update from management.

Wall Street wasn''t thrilled with the latest earnings update from management.

Wall Street wasn't thrilled with the latest earnings update from management.

Valuation is beginning to catch up to the tougher comps and therefore, relatively weaker prospects in the Internet Commerce industry.

Valuation is beginning to catch up to the tougher comps and therefore, relatively weaker prospects in the Internet Commerce industry.

Just Eat Takeaway.com press release (GRUB): FY loss of €1.04BRevenue of €5.33B (+33.6% Y/Y).Shares +5% PM.

Pokemoto has opened its first of six announced locations in Florida This post contains sponsored advertising content. This content is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be investing advice. During the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the world went into lockdown. A sudden wave of restrictions forced countries and businesses to adopt new strategies to save lives and keep the economy running. As medical experts and authorities pushed for social distancing, remote work became the new normal as companies withered under the spell of the pandemic. Like most businesses, the pandemic also heavily decimated the hospitality industry . It was distressing for hoteliers and restauranteurs worldwide because people could no longer enjoy regular walk-in services. The limitations and adverse impact meant restaurant owners had to re-evaluate their operational models and evolve to stay afloat. That evolution saw fast-food providers like McDonald’s Corp. (NYSE: MCD ), Burger King Restaurant Brands International Inc. (NYSE: QSR ), Wendy’s Co. ( NASDAQ: WEN), and KFC or Yum!

The boss of Just Eat Takeaway.com has vowed to plough more cash into the “competitive” UK market to take on 10-minute grocery delivery services despite mounting losses.