The High Court has approved Deliveroo’s £2.9 billion takeover by US food delivery group DoorDash.
Deliveroo (LON: ROO) Reports Surge in Takeaway Sales
Deliveroo Posts Strong Interim Results, but Shares Flat Following DoorDash Takeover Approval
Deliveroo agrees to £2.9bn acquisition by U.S. competitor DoorDash
Deliveroo has agreed to be acquired by its U.S. rival DoorDash in a deal valued at £2.9 billion.
Deliveroo Staff Could Pocket £65m from DoorDash Takeover
Deliveroo employees are set for a £65 million windfall as the company moves toward a £2.7 billion sale to US rival DoorDash.
Deliveroo shares surge 17% following DoorDash takeover bid
Shares in the food delivery company Deliveroo rose by 17% at the start of trading in London, following the announcement of a takeover approach from U.S.-based competitor DoorDash.
Deliveroo PLC (LON:ROO) “Buy’ rating” 50% upside from current levels
Deliveroo PLC (LON: ROO) shares may have wobbled on results day, but Deutsche Bank believes the market has misjudged the situation. The bank reaffirmed its ‘Buy’ rating, projecting a 50%
Deliveroo has dismissed over 100 riders as part of a crackdown on undocumented immigrants.
The London-listed food delivery giant Deliveroo has terminated 105 workers for illegally sharing their rider accounts with undocumented migrants, the company informed MPs.
Supreme Court Decides Deliveroo Workers Cannot Engage in Union Wage Negotiations
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that Deliveroo riders are not eligible for collective wage negotiations through a trade union.
60 delivery drivers were apprehended by the police, leading to potential fines for Deliveroo, Just Eat, and Uber Eats
Deliveroo PLC (LSE: ROO), Just Eat Takeaway.com NV (LSE: JET, NASDAQ: GRUB), and Uber Eats may face fines following the arrest of several of their delivery drivers in London and
Takeaway delivery firm Deliveroo is to cut around 350 roles, or 9% of its workforce
Deliveroo has cut 350 jobs in response to a tech downturn, and the drop in take-out orders.
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