Uber Eats
Coverage of Uber Eats in the Nexus archive.
- [US] Is MealSlash actually legit, or is there something sketchy behind the 50% discount?
A site called MealSlash claims to offer 40–50% discounts on DoorDash and Uber Eats orders, where users pay a discounted amount for the service to place the full order. The user raising this concern is skeptical about how such a substantial discount is maintained and questions if the transactions could involve stolen cards or fraudulent gift cards.
- Could self-driving SEPTA buses be coming to Philly?
State Rep. Ben Waxman is proposing legislation that would mandate a licensed driver for any automated transit vehicle weighing more than 10,000 pounds. The bill addresses safety concerns over technological mishaps in densely populated cities and also cites worries from the Transit Workers Union regarding potential job losses. These efforts are part of a broader push by lawmakers to regulate artificial technology.
- Second Circuit blocks NYC food delivery app data-sharing law
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals blocked New York City's 2021 law requiring food delivery apps to share customer data with restaurants, ruling it violates the First Amendment. The law, aimed at helping restaurants recover from the pandemic, was criticized for inadequate opt-out options and compelling apps to disclose personal customer information. The decision upheld a lower court's finding that the law imposes unconstitutional speech restrictions.
- Mamdani's 'this is only the beginning' announcement cracking down on food delivery tips sparks outrage
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces criticism for claiming credit for a $104 million increase in delivery worker tips, which critics attribute to a law passed before his tenure. The law required Uber Eats and DoorDash to make tipping more prominent, but opponents argue it exacerbates cost-of-living issues and that Mamdani is misrepresenting his role.
- Mamdani's 'this is only the beginning' announcement cracking down on food delivery tips sparks outrage
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces criticism for claiming credit for a $104 million increase in delivery worker tips, which opponents argue resulted from legislation passed before his term. Critics accuse him of exacerbating cost-of-living issues and taking credit for work done by prior administrations.
- Zohran Mamdani hints he will continue taking on delivery apps like Uber Eats and DoorDash
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani highlighted a city report showing $104 million in increased tips for delivery workers since a crackdown on deceptive tipping practices by Uber Eats and DoorDash. He stated the effort to hold delivery apps accountable is 'only the beginning,' with plans to continue addressing workers' experiences.
- Uber Eats Scam got some info and a gift card. What now?
A user fell victim to an Uber Eats scam where a caller posing as a restaurant employee obtained a confirmation code via text. The scammer accessed the user's Door Dash account and acquired a Roblox gift card. The user has since closed their Door Dash account and plans to deactivate their Uber account but is unsure how to report the incident.
- Uber Pours $500M More Into Argentina, Totaling $1B Bet
Uber committed an additional $500 million in Argentina on July 17, 2026, bringing its total three-year investment to $1 billion. The funds will relaunch Uber Eats in the country after it stopped operations in 2020. Uber also plans to unify its platform in Argentina.
- US fake call from uber support
A user who delivers for Uber Eats received a call from someone claiming to be Uber Support, who guided them to cancel an order and later asked for bank account and debit card details. The user became suspicious and refused to provide the information, questioning the safety of their earnings and bank account.
- Rise of delivery apps takes a bite out of sales for Big Pizza
Delivery apps like DoorDash and Uber Eats are reducing sales for large corporate pizza chains by leveling the competitive playing field.
- Restaurants hate delivery apps. More and more of them are ditching DoorDash and Uber Eats
Restaurants are increasingly abandoning DoorDash and Uber Eats due to dissatisfaction. The trend highlights growing tensions between restaurants and delivery app platforms.
- Zipline adds ex-Tesla, Uber, Waymo execs to make drone delivery mainstream across U.S.
Zipline is expanding its drone delivery business in the U.S. and has hired executives from Tesla, Uber Eats, and Waymo to scale operations in new markets.
- Uber Eats Promo Codes: $15 Off│July 2026
Uber Eats offers verified promo codes providing $15 off for new users and Uber One subscribers in July 2026 to reduce delivery fees and meal costs.
- Man accused of shooting at Uber Eats driver in northwest Miami-Dade
A Miami-Dade man was arrested for shooting at an Uber Eats driver in the West Little River neighborhood. The incident occurred on June 18 when the suspect, Tyquan Lamar Howard, fired a gun at the driver's vehicle, damaging a tire but not injuring the driver. Surveillance and evidence led to Howard's arrest and the seizure of a matching weapon and clothing.
- Pizza Hut, overtaken by the arrival of delivery culture, will be sold for $2.7 billion
Pizza Hut is being sold by Yum Brands for $2.7 billion, with LongRange Capital acquiring the non-China business and Yum China Holdings Inc. purchasing the mainland China operations. The sale follows declining sales, competition from delivery services like DoorDash and Uber Eats, and a shift away from large dine-in restaurants.
- DoorDash wants you to stop scrolling and just tell its new AI chatbot what you’re hungry for
DoorDash launched an AI chatbot called Ask DoorDash that allows users to order food via image uploads, voice, or written prompts. The chatbot recommends items based on past orders and social media reviews, checks for low stock of staples, and during its limited rollout, nearly half of takeout orders were from new restaurants for users. The feature follows similar AI assistants introduced by Uber Eats and Instacart.
- Mamdani’s consumer watchdog takes on ‘epidemic of corporate lawbreaking’
New York City's new commissioner of consumer and worker protection, Samuel AA Levine, is launching an aggressive campaign to combat junk fees and deceptive subscriptions. His office has already sued self-storage companies and secured settlements from Uber Eats and Amazon.
- A crook keeps ordering takeaways on Uber Eats using my bank card but Barclays won't stop him: SALLY SORTS IT
A crook is fraudulently ordering takeaways on Uber Eats using a victim's Barclays bank card, but Barclays has not yet stopped the activity. Sally, presumably a representative or expert, is addressing the issue.
- Walmart takes on Uber Eats and DoorDash with game-changing plan to deliver restaurant meals alongside your groceries
Walmart is introducing a plan to deliver restaurant meals alongside groceries, competing with Uber Eats and DoorDash. This move aims to expand Walmart's delivery services and cater to changing consumer preferences. The plan has the potential to significantly impact the food delivery market.
- Claude is connecting directly to your personal apps like Spotify, Uber Eats, and TurboTax
Anthropic's AI assistant Claude now supports connectors for personal apps like Spotify, Uber Eats, and TurboTax, expanding beyond work-related tools. The new integrations include services for music, food delivery, hiking, and tax filing, with some apps already available in OpenAI's ChatGPT.
- Alexa+ lets you order food like a real conversation
Amazon's Alexa+ introduces a voice-powered food ordering feature that allows users to place orders from Uber Eats and Grubhub through natural conversation, eliminating the need for apps. The service enables real-time order adjustments and live updates on compatible Echo Show devices, streamlining the delivery process.
- The new 'posh' drug that's easier to order than Uber Eats - and why all my middle-class friends have ditched booze and cocaine for it: JANA HOCKING
The article discusses a new 'posh' drug gaining popularity among middle-class individuals as an alternative to alcohol and cocaine, highlighting its easy accessibility compared to services like Uber Eats.
- Queensland ebike laws could cripple Uber Eats, DoorDash and shared e-vehicle schemes, industry warns
Queensland's proposed ebike laws, including age restrictions, driver's license requirements, and speed limits, could negatively impact food delivery services like Uber Eats and DoorDash, as well as shared e-vehicle schemes. Industry stakeholders warn the regulations may render these services uninsurable or unsustainable.
- Artemis II crew closes in on Earth as mission ends with Pacific splashdown and more top headlines
The Artemis II crew is set to splash down in the Pacific, marking the end of their mission. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions persist around the Hormuz choke point as Iran halts oil traffic despite a Trump ceasefire. Other headlines include legal cases, political reactions, and cultural issues.
- MAN VS MACHINE: Philadelphians aren't taking kindly to sharing sidewalks with delivery robots
Philadelphia residents are resisting delivery robots, leading to incidents like vandalism, as Uber Eats' Avride robots face public backlash. The company emphasizes security measures and downplays the incidents as a temporary phase of curiosity.