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Grubhub is laying off over 20% of its workforce, approximately 500 employees, as part of a restructuring following its acquisition by food delivery startup Wonder. The layoffs come after Grubhub was sold for $650 million, a significant loss for its previous owner, Just Eat Takeaway. In addition, Grubhub has partnered with Avride to introduce delivery robots on US college campuses to address labor challenges.
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Grubhub lays off over 500 employees amid restructuring after acquisition
03:50 02.03.2025
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