Instacart Parent Maplebear Trending After Meta's Muse Integration
Maplebear shares are trending Wednesday after it announced that Meta's Muse will connect to Instacart's grocery infrastructure.
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Instacart Partners With Dollar General To Offer Same-Day Delivery; Pilot To Launch In Next Weeks At ~7K Dollar General And pOpshelf Stores In Six States, With Plans To Expand To ~20K Stores Across 48 States This Fall
Through the partnership, customers will be able to shop Dollar General's broad assortment of affordable products on Instacart, including food and snacks, household essentials, and health and beauty products - with
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