chicago Uncategorized Chicago sues DoorDash and Grubhub for allegedly shady business dealings – CNET [CNET] August 27, 2021 Thomas Giboney technology City officials accuses DoorDash and Grubhub of swiping cash from restaurants and their customers. View Article on CNET Enlarge Image Get the CNET Now newsletter Spice up your small talk with the latest tech news, products and reviews. Delivered on weekdays. DoorDash is called out for allegedly pocketing customer tips meant for restaurant delivery drivers. The company also imposed a misleading “Chicago fee” that was marketed as a donation to the city but actually went straight to DoorDash, according to the release. In response, a DoorDash representative told CNET the lawsuit is baseless. “It is a waste of taxpayer resources, and Chicagoans should be outraged,” they said. “DoorDash has stood with the City of Chicago throughout the pandemic, waiving fees for restaurants [and provided] $500,000 in direct grants.” Grubhub’s response was equally combative. “We are deeply disappointed by Mayor Lightfoot’s decision to file this baseless lawsuit,” a company spokesperson said. “Every single allegation is categorically wrong and we will aggressively defend our business practices.” Spread the word!Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) ← Extra Crunch roundup: Pre-pitch tactics, Warby Parker S-1, Israel’s fintech ecosystem [TechCrunch] The Great Resignation Explained Through Data: How Businesses Can Thrive [ReadWrite] → You May Also Like This Week in Apps: App Store outrage, WWDC20 prep, Android subscriptions change [TechCrunch] June 20, 2020 Thomas Giboney The Best Pregnancy Pillows of 2024 – CNET [CNET] May 24, 2024 Giselle Castro-Sloboda Galaxy Z Fold 4 Specs vs. Z Fold 3 vs. Z Fold 2: Comparing Samsung’s Folding Phones – CNET [CNET] August 10, 2022 Sareena Dayaram