DoorDash Sponsors National Restaurant Association Technology Report
DoorDash served as the presenting sponsor for the National Restaurant Association's new research report on the future of restaurant technology.
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Lyft Launches 'Lyft Go' Membership Program in Partnership With DoorDash
Lyft has introduced 'Lyft Go,' a new membership program that provides riders with credits applicable toward DoorDash orders, expanding the existing partnership between the two companies.
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