Just Eat Takeaway.com NV faces stormy AGM
The Just Eat annual general meeting is scheduled for Star Wars day: May the Fourth
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Just Eat Takeaway.com NV
LON:JET
Just Eat Takeaway.com NV operates a leading global marketplace for takeaway food delivery. Headquartered in London, we use proprietary technology to offer a quick and efficient digital ordering service for 21.5 million customers and 82,300 restaurant partners. The company is a member of the FTSE 100 Index.
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Just Eat shares jump as it considers sale of US business Grubhub
Company faced shareholder pressure to revise its strategy after pandemic takeaway boom fades
Just Eat plans investment to challenge instant grocery companies
The company reported huge losses but says profitability is around the corner
Just Eat Takeaway.com to delist its ADRs from NASDAQ
About 3.7% of the company's shares are traded on NASDAQ and this had been expected to decline over time.
Just Eat delivers improved fourth quarter; set to hit 2021 targets
The takeaway and delivery app says it will heavily invest in its London network for further profits
Just Eat outlook is mixed but positive in UK, says UBS
The food delivery group increased its share of downloads to 27% in the UK in October
Just Eat shareholder pushes for sale of Grubhub
Cat Rock Capital said that if Just Eat doesn't get rid of its US arm “it will be clear… that JET management cannot move quickly and decisively enough to compete in a fast-paced sector such as online food delivery”
Just Eat skids to 18-month low as US growth slows as NYC caps commissions
Orders in the US were up only by 3% while the UK saw a 51% jump
Just Eat Takeaway third-quarter trading set to be mixed; rivals don't have the appetite to take it out, says leading American bank
The lowly share price might make the UK takeaway delivery group vulnerable to M&A activity (a takeover, in layman’s language); however, there seems to be little or no appetite for this from JET’s larger US or South African rivals
FTSE 100 ends the week higher after crowd-pleasing speech from Jerome Powell
“We finally heard from the Fed Chairman and the markets loved it," declared Fawad Razaqzada at ThinkMarkets.
Inclusion in the FTSE 100 - a two-minute explainer
Inclusion in the FTSE 100 is good for a stock thanks to index-tracking funds but how does a stock make it into the blue-chip index?
Just Eat Takeaway.com to be ejected from the FTSE 100 after going Dutch
Somewhere, a US private equity company is probably preparing a bid for the entire FTSE 100. “I tell you what, buddy, I’ll take the whole lot off your hands for one trillion of your English pounds.”
Just Eat looking to onshore customer services operation to Sunderland
It is moving its operation from India and Bulgaria, creating up to 1,500 new jobs in the process
Just Eat continues fight for market share with investment
The UK delivered a record performance in the first six months of the year
Just Eat Takeaway shares on the menu as end of downgrade cycle looms
Credit Suisse hass earmarked Just Eat's shares to outperform
Just Eat Takeaway.com boss urged to tone down the Twitter outbursts
Putting a CEO's nose out of joint is seen as the job of activist investors. Some appear not to like it when a CEO muscles in on the game.
Just Eat at risk of cheap takeover bids, says major shareholder
Cat Rock Capital, which owns a 4.7% stake in the food delivery firm, said the group should look at strategic options including divestments or a merger with a rival, adding that if nothing is done the company could be vulnerable to a cheap o
Just Eat Takeaway eyes road to profits as losses 'peaked' in first half
Takeaway food order numbers jumped 51% in the first half and for the full year are expected to increase “more than 45%”
Airlines shares grounded again as green list changes branded 'not enough'
Vaccination changes might won’t come quickly enough for this summer say analysts
Just Eat Takeaway hit with downgrade as Uber Eats rolls into Germany
JPMorgan quickly revised down its rating on the Anglo-Dutch takeaway technology group