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With text-to-order, DoorDash moves beyond the app

Rather than scroll through the DoorDash marketplace, customers will be able to place an order or get a recommendation by texting. It could change how they choose where to eat.

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Wonder details its plans for an autonomous food platform

At FSTEC, company leaders explained how they plan to use AI, robots, and drones to help produce and deliver food more cheaply.

After opening the first dine-in unit for the mostly virtual brand in August, Donald Moore said there are plans for more. But the company behind the concept is taking it slow.

Tech Check: The delivery companies’ strategic partnership may not seem like a logical fit, but it could be good for both in the long run.

Tech Check: The world’s largest retailer will soon deliver from Dunkin’ restaurants both in and outside of its stores, with plans to add more brands. Just how big of a contender could it be?

Delivery sales are up nearly 50% at AMC Theatres this year as consumers opt to enjoy popcorn and other concessions at home.

Tech Check: The internet giant launched AI-powered ordering in Google Maps as it looks to expand its role as a hub for “agentic commerce.”

DoorDash Air will develop a drone delivery system designed for deliveries of 3 to 5 miles, adding to its fleet of humans and robots.

Some orders, especially longer-distance deliveries, will have higher service fees under the new model, but most will cost the same or less, the company said.

The Bottom Line: The casual-dining steak chain is experimenting with delivery in a “fact-finding mission,” potentially ending a long holdout. We think they should remain a skeptic.

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