Meituan Dianping and Ele.me Dominate the Forecasted USD 197.9 Billion Landscape Chinese Online Food Delivery Market Chinese ...

Online orders in certain cities have surged over 100 times since the Chinese e-commerce giant JD launched its food delivery ...

They are delivery workers, the backbone of China's new urban life and the world's largest online food delivery market -- a multi-billion-dollar industry that has evolved from a niche service to ...

Amid a labour shift that has pushed millions of jobseekers to online platforms, greater protections are being promised for ...

owned by China’s Alibaba. The partnership with Alibaba, announced earlier this year, allows Starbucks to leverage the e-commerce giant’s online platforms: Ele.me (food delivery), Hema ...

Prosus NV agreed to buy Just Eat Takeaway.com NV for €4.1 billion ($4.3 billion), as the Dutch technology investor with ...

In quick succession, three major online platforms in China – JD.com, Meituan and Ele.me – have unveiled plans to provide social insurance to their food-delivery couriers after years of being ...

Filmed in China's Shanghai, the video has left people surprised by the efficient food delivery robot. The video begins with a moment of anticipation as Ken hears his phone ring, signalling the ...

Liu works for Meituan, which controls 70 percent of the market for food delivery in China. The company had ... She paid for an online course to learn how to produce short-form videos, which ...

JD.com (JD) is making a foray into the China’s highly competitive food delivery business, with plans to register catering merchants on its courier system, Reuters’ Sophie Yu and Brenda Goh report.

Chinese regulators have ordered online platforms to ensure food delivery riders earn above the country’s minimum wage, that riders be freed from unreasonable demands placed upon them by ...