If you live in California, food delivery apps are now required to be transparent about services, ensuring better results for ...

A Reddit user claiming to be a whistleblower from a food delivery app has been outed as a fake. The user wrote a viral post ...

The developer, who declined to name the company that employs them, writes that extra fees that seem designed to help delivery workers actually just go to into a “corporate slush fund used to lobby ...

Food delivery apps will soon have to change how they handle refunds in California. Starting Thursday, Jan. 1, a new state law will require platforms like DoorDash, Uber Eats and others to issue full ...

Under the new assembly bill, customers can receive itemized receipts for each transaction Maskot\Getty Images Assembly Bill 578 mandates cash refunds instead of app credits for missing or incorrect ...

A new California law, set to take effect on Thursday, will require DoorDash, Uber Eats, and other food delivery apps to start providing full cash refunds to users instead of partial credits in the new ...

A Reddit user’s viral post detailed purported secrets about an unnamed company — then used NBC News’ inquiry to further the ruse.

Food left unsold at the end of the day is being rescued from waste and offered at affordable prices through the Denmark-based app Too Good To Go, offering a solution to one of the world’s most ...