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Uber Agrees to Buy Delivery Hero as Food Sector Consolidates

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 16 July 2026, 06:06 UTC By Edwin Chan 1 min read
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Uber Technologies Inc. offered to acquire German food-delivery company Delivery Hero SE for €41.50 a share, a deal that will allow the ride-hailing giant to better compete with rival DoorDash Inc. outside the US.

Uber Technologies Inc. offered to acquire German food-delivery company Delivery Hero SE for €41.50 a share, a deal that will allow the ride-hailing giant to better compete with rival DoorDash Inc. outside the US.
Food Sector Consolidates Uber Technologies Inc. (ORG) German (ORG) DoorDash Inc. (ORG) US (LOCATION)
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