Food Delivery

The CEO talks of impending market saturation, “dark stores,” and entry into the Bangladesh market.

The company has made progress in Brazil and Mexico, though its international business remains in the red.

Despite headwinds at home, Didi’s growing presence in Latin America, including Brazil and Mexico, continues to drive its performance.

The service aims to drive traffic to merchants while giving diners more choice.

The company favors focus over frenzy, resisting price wars while doubling down on its strongest markets.

The restructuring aims to tighten logistics and capture more ground in China’s instant retail market.

From EVs to Meituan food deliveries and Mixue bubble tea, newcomers are edging out rivals.

Platforms are setting user and order records while investment banks issue warnings.