All Just Eat articles – Page 3
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NewsFranco Manca and GDK targeting corporate orders
The restaurant brands have both partnered with Just Eat for Business, in order to capitalise on the return of workers to the office
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NewsJust Eat Takeaway to wipe £5bn off Grubhub valuation
Takeaway giant struggles to sell US arm as markets collapse, reports The Sunday Times
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NewsCaffè Nero to roll out Just Eat delivery
Delivery will available at more than 400 stores, with the move part of an expansion of the brand’s ‘new channels’ strategy
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NewsJET board turmoil over ‘personal misconduct’ claims
Just Eat Takeaway’s COO is under investigation and its chair will step down following investor pressure
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NewsCat Rock urges votes against Just Eat board
Alex Captain, founder and managing partner at the activist investor, said JET shareholders had been “punished” by a -75% stock price decline in less than two years
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NewsJust Eat Takeaway considers sale of Grubhub
The online delivery giant is exploring a partial or full sale of Grubhub after acquiring the Chicago-based brand in a $7.3bn deal during the pandemic
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NewsJust Eat maintains strong order levels
Just Eat UK & Ireland achieved order numbers of 67.6m in Q1 2022, compared to 67.3m in Q1 2021, with GTV up 7% over the period
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NewsJust Eat sees substantial shift in UK&I delivery mix
Orders more than doubled in the UK & Ireland in 2021, with Just Eat achieving year-on-year revenue growth of 63% in the segment
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NewsJust Eat partners with Order with Google
Within the next few weeks, UK consumers will be able to order from more than 25,000 restaurants via Google Search and Maps.
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Weekend PressJustEat couriers’ strike hits rush for lunch
In a city with a long history of industrial action, gig workers are staging a very modern dispute over their pay, reports The Sunday Times
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InterviewsJust Eat: ‘Cost took a backseat to growth’
Improving the profitability of its UK business is a key focus for Just Eat as the growth it achieved during the pandemic meant costs took “a secondary seat”, UK MD Andrew Kenny tells MCA.
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InterviewsJust Eat: ‘Hybrid working is a tailwind for our business’
The delivery aggregator is encouraged by current patterns in trade and believes there are opportunities for the breakfast and lunch occasions, UK MD Andrew Kenny says
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NewsJust Eat to continue significant investment in London
Just Eat Takeaway.com has said it will continue to invest heavily in its London network, as part of its plan to further improve profitability in that market in 2022.
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Weekend PressActivists say Just Eat Takeaway must slim down after takeover spree
Jitse Groen is not one to shy away from a fight — just ask Uber boss Dara Khosrowshahi
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NewsJust Eat says UK losses have ‘clearly peaked’
UK MD Andrew Kenny said investments in areas like marketing and pricing had inevitably hit profitability but it was confident EBITDA was on an upward trajectory.
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NewsJust Eat investments drive growth
Just Eat in the UK reached 200m orders in the first nine months of 2021, up 51% in the third quarter of 2021 compared with the same period last year.
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NewsFounder of Grubhub steps down from Just Eat
Matt Maloney joined Just Eat’s management board following its completion of the acquisition of Grubhub in June, and steps down to pursue other opportunities.
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NewsJust Eat to create 1,500 UK customer service jobs
Just Eat will create more than 1,500 customer service jobs in the North East of England over the next 12 months. The jobs will be based at a new facility in Sunderland as part of a £100m investment in the region by the firm over the next five years. Previously, the firm had outsourced the majority of its customer service roles to Bulgaria and the Philippines.
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NewsJust Eat rejects talk of merger
Just Eat Takeaway.com’s chief executive Jitse Groen has rejected calls for a merger but has admitted that the delivery business needs to do “quite a lot of work” on its communication with investors, it has been reported.
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NewsJust Eat grows orders by 76%
Just Eat processed 135m orders in the first six months of 2021, a growth rate of 76% compared with the same period last year.