Just Eat expands contracted worker model into Liverpool
All couriers under this contract are entitled to hourly pay, minimum/living wage, pension contributions and certain statutory benefits including holiday pay and sick pay
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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 orders boom in first quarter as UK market doubles
The food delivery group reported that it had processed 200mln orders in the period, a 79% increase on the same period last year, with its UK segment expanding by 96% after processing 64mln orders
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FTSE 100 closes convincingly ahead as traders enjoy lockdown easing optimism
Britain's blue-chip index of leading shares finished up nearly 62 points, or 0.91% higher at 6,885
Just Eat to prioritise market share acquisition over earnings
Full-year losses ballooned due to the ongoing integration between Just Eat and Takeaway.com and the proposed Grubhub acquisition
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Just Eat, Legal & General dominate Wednesday results diary
Investors can also expect US inflation data as well as other results from companies including Spirax-Sarco, Balfour Beatty and National Express
Deliveroo could IPO next month
The food delivery app is one of the most hotly anticipated market debuts this year
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Pires Investment leaps as it takes a 28% stake in Sure Ventures
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The online florist saw sales rocketing 160% last year as people turned to flowers to gift their loved ones
Just Eat Takeaway fighting to stand still in battle with Deliveroo and Uber Eats
The company is growing revenue fast but it’s not just down to the supportive market, as the Anglo-Dutch group is having to pump a fair whack of cash on marketing, while also investing in growth