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Re: Delivery companies are fighting city commission caps. Does anybody win?
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Seriously! What's next? Price controls on eggs and produce? I am really going to miss Michael Yun, he was a voice of reason countering the statist tendencies of the Mayor and city Council.
Posted on: 2020/5/22 12:00
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Maybe the city should have stayed out of this....and let the market decide.
Posted on: 2020/5/22 8:25
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Delivery companies are fighting city commission caps. Does anybody win?
Uber tacked on fees and Postmates organized petitions to push back against delivery fee limits. Biz CarsonMay 20, 2020 On May 7, Jersey City capped delivery app fees charged to restarurants at 10%, instead of the typical 15% to 30% many such platforms take. The next day, Uber Eats added a $3 delivery fee to local orders for customers and reduced the delivery radius of Jersey City's restaurants. Now, fewer people are ordering from the restaurants via Uber Eats and instead are shifting to other platforms, the company and the town's mayor both confirmed to Protocol. Read more here: https://www.protocol.com/delivery-commission-caps-uber-eats-grubhub https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/15/city-l ... f-from-delivery-fees.html
Posted on: 2020/5/22 1:18
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