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Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, Instacart has announced it has expanded its alcohol delivery and now sells booze via roughly one-third of its 300 retail partners. Said partners […]
Instacart announced today that it is expanding its delivery partnership with 7-Eleven across the U.S. Instacart will now deliver food, household items, alcohol, snacks and more from roughly 6,000 7-Eleven […]
Good news for those craving a Slurpee, but don’t want to leave their homes: Instacart announced today that it is now offering same-day delivery from national convenience store chain 7-Eleven. […]
Walmart has teamed up with Instacart to provide same day grocery delivery in four markets across California and Oklahoma, reports CNBC. Instacart users in Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego […]
Instacart announced new work and safety measures for its gig workforce, also known as Instacart shoppers. The announcement comes on the eve of what could be a nationwide strike of […]
Update: This post has been updated with a statement sent to the Spoon by Vanessa Bain. Grocery delivery startup Instacart today announced a number of new benefits for its Shoppers […]
When the world is shifting what seems like second-by-second, it can be hard to focus on anything besides COVID19. Here at the Spoon we’re working extra hard to bring you […]
Neither dine-in restaurants nor drive-thrus are commonly associated with the name 7-Eleven, but that many not be the case for long. The convenience store chain announced this week that its […]
Drizly, the online booze shopping and delivery service, announced yesterday that it has raised a $50 million Series C round of funding. The round was led by Avenir with participation […]
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In addition to changing life as we know it, this COVID-19 pandemic has also reinforced the enormous inequalities in our society. Working from home and setting up Zoom playdates is […]
Thirstie, a B2B company that provides white labeled alcoholic drink ecommerce software, announced today that it has raised a $7 million Series A, led by Queens Court Capital. This brings […]
