(WHTM) — The popular food delivery service Uber Eats recently announced a new partnership with Wegmans, allowing the supermarket to expand its grocery delivery services. Starting this month, Uber Eats users will have the ability to order their groceries from Wegmans on the Uber Eats app. Accordi...
it launched Uber Rush, a courier service that used drivers to deliver items from stores to people's doors. It came from Uber's early, broad-strokes concept of Uber Everything (yes, that was the real name) to transport, well, everything from people to food to packages to groceries and ...
While you’ve been able to rent a car through Uber for a while, the company announced on Wednesday that you can now book a rental car from Avis, Budget, Hertz and dozens of other companies directly from your app — and have the vehicle delivered to your home and picked up when you’...
before crashing and burning during the dot-com bust. But the popularity of mobile apps today and the rise of Uber-like workforces have reignited interest in the area. Amazon takes a relatively old-school approach, buying up groceries in bulk and storing them in...
Your Walmart groceries might soon be delivered via an autonomous vehicle thanks to the retail giant’s new partnership with Nuro. The partnership kicks off in the coming weeks as a pilot program in Houston and will deliver groceries using Nuro’s self-dr
For restaurants to make up their high costs, they can focus on improving their table turnover or adding new seating, but the rise of delivery providers like Uber Eats, Postmates, and Grubhub are starting to make it more attractive to get rid of seating space altogether and become a delivery...
15. INSTACART - GET PAID TO DELIVER GROCERIES Instacart is a delivery app that lets you grocery shop for other people. Grocery delivery has blown up in the last couple years, so this app is a pretty safe bet for earning money. A typical Instacart shopper earns between $25 and $30 for...
A self-driving car could soon deliver your groceries Sasha Lekach Sasha is a news writer at Mashable's San Francisco office. She's an SF native who went to UC Davis and later received her master's from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. She's been reporting out of her hometo...
Musk predicted that autonomous cars would become ten times safer than human-driven cars and a big selling point is the idea that people who buy Cybercabs would be able to rent them out when the owner isn’t using them like a driverless Uber. Notably, Musk didn’t say that Tesla was...