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Amazon Adds Uber Food Delivery Perks for Its Prime Subscribers

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 05 November 2026, 11:00 UTC By Natalie Lung 1 min read
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Amazon Adds Uber Food Delivery Perks for Its Prime Subscribers Amazon.com Inc. is adding Uber Technologies Inc. restaurant delivery perks on its shopping site for Prime members, forging a deeper partnership just a week after rival service DoorDash Inc. agreed to acquire Instacart. US Prime members will have their Uber delivery fee waived if the takeout order is $25 or more and is placed via a new Uber Eats interface within Amazon’s website or app, the companies said in a statement on Thursday.

Amazon Adds Uber Food Delivery Perks for Its Prime Subscribers Amazon.com Inc. is adding Uber Technologies Inc. restaurant delivery perks on its shopping site for Prime members, forging a deeper partnership just a week after rival service DoorDash Inc. agreed to acquire Instacart. US Prime members will have their Uber delivery fee waived if the takeout order is $25 or more and is placed via a new Uber Eats interface within Amazon’s website or app, the companies said in a statement on Thursday.
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