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Will Coronavirus Kill LYFT and Uber?

However, Lyft reported $1.017 billion in quarterly revenues and a $514.21 million quarterly gross profit on 31 December 2019. Conversely, Lyft reported a -$381.81 operating loss on 31 December 2019.

Grocery Wars

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Walmart to End Uber and Lyft Delivery, Uber Rush Shutting Down

The future of delivery will be specialist delivery firms such as Grubhub (NYSE: GRUB) and Instacart that concentrate on one kind of order such as groceries or hot meals. One-size fits all delivery such as that promoted by Uber Rush appears to be a flop.

Other delivery services will take the place of Uber and Lyft, and customer service should not be affected, Blakeman said. Walmart owns the same-day delivery service Parcel and is working with some other delivery services including Deliv and Google Express. Walmart is also working with Postmates and DoorDash, Reuters reported.

Grocery Wars

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Has Kroger’s Revenue Growth Stalled, and is that bad for Whole Foods?

Despite the slowing revenue, Kroger is still a good investment, because of its growth potential. The Cincinnati-based grocery giant is still in a great position to capitalize on the radically changing nature of retail.