Gopuff‘It’s a hustle’: How these rideshare and delivery drivers make extra cashAs Uber, DoorDash, and other app-based employers watch for Trump policy on gig work, drivers find new cash sources.Joseph N. DiStefano Gopuff now accepts SNAP paymentsAriana Perez-Castells Gopuff tech chief is out after felony chargesJoseph N. DiStefano Gopuff to cut hundreds of jobsJoseph N. DiStefano Down North Pizza is diving into frozen pies with GopuffHira Qureshi AdvertisementGopuff now sells meat, seafood, and more sourced from Misfits MarketThe two Philly-founded companies have added more than 300 grocery products to the Gopuff platform.Ariana Perez-Castells Here’s how to get free candy delivered on Halloween if you run outGopuff and candy company, Mars, have partnered to deliver free candy to homes on Oct. 31.Ariana Perez-Castells In South Philly, Gopuff neighbors seek relief on safety, sanitation, and quality-of-life issuesNeighbors say they have had trouble coping with a car-based business in the increasingly residential neighborhood where Gopuff opened in late 2021 at a former grocery store at 13th and Washington.Joseph N. DiStefano Gopuff celebrates 10 millionth delivery and opens new delivery hub in Center City“Anywhere outside Philadelphia, this business would not have been as successful,” one of its founders says.Joseph N. DiStefano Gopuff is laying off 1,500 employees and closing 76 distribution centers over fears of ‘economic turndown’Gopuff and other delivery services reported sharply higher sales in 2020 and 2021 as restaurants shut dining rooms and shoppers avoided going to grocery and convenience stores during the pandemic.Joseph N. DiStefano Gopuff prepares layoffs as Philly-based delivery service plans possible share sale, report says Growing pains at investor-backed service that was worth an estimated $15 billion last yearJoseph N. DiStefano Gopuff will now sell its own line of products, starting with bottled waterGopuff, Philadelphia’s rapidly growing delivery startup, has launched its own line of private-label products such as snacks, batteries, and paper products.Christian Hetrick Selena Gomez is investing in Gopuff, Philly’s fast-growing delivery start-upSinger and actress Selena Gomez will also become a “strategic partner” for Gopuff, according to a report.Christian Hetrick Some Gopuff drivers went on strike for a day to demand better pay from the fast-growing delivery appWaving signs and reciting a poem, about 25 Gopuff drivers rallied outside the company’s Philadelphia headquarters Tuesday to demand better pay and working conditions.Christian Hetrick Using the slogan ‘Gopuff yourself,’ company drivers plan a 24-hour strike over payThe planned strike comes during a wider debate about the gig economy. Drivers for companies including Uber and Lyft have demanded better pay and working conditions.Christian Hetrick Gopuff, the Philly-based delivery app, is now opening physical storesThe Philadelphia-based company plans to open a retail store in San Francisco. It already has physical stores in Florida and Texas.Christian Hetrick As Drexel grads take Gopuff global, their delivery drivers demand better pay and work conditionsComplaints spilled into public view last month when Gopuff drivers released a petition with their demands.Christian Hetrick OpinionGoPuff leaves busy Philly site where neighbors railed about its trafficThe move comes as goPuff has continued to expand nationally and become one of the most richly valued companies in Philadelphia.Joseph N. DiStefano | Columnist OpinionPhilly-based GoPuff, the Wawa on wheels, raises $380 million more, says it’s worth nearly $4 billionGoPuff, the Philly-based delivery service, raises another fortune, this time from Silicon Valley, making it a rare “unicorn" among Philadelphia-area start-ups.Joseph N. DiStefano | Columnist OpinionWith global cash, GoPuff grows past pot-friendly past; neighbors complain“We live here in a sea of their cigarette butts,” said a residentJoseph N. DiStefano | Columnist See more storiesAdvertisement
‘It’s a hustle’: How these rideshare and delivery drivers make extra cashAs Uber, DoorDash, and other app-based employers watch for Trump policy on gig work, drivers find new cash sources.Joseph N. DiStefano
‘It’s a hustle’: How these rideshare and delivery drivers make extra cashAs Uber, DoorDash, and other app-based employers watch for Trump policy on gig work, drivers find new cash sources.Joseph N. DiStefano
Gopuff now sells meat, seafood, and more sourced from Misfits MarketThe two Philly-founded companies have added more than 300 grocery products to the Gopuff platform.Ariana Perez-Castells
Gopuff now sells meat, seafood, and more sourced from Misfits MarketThe two Philly-founded companies have added more than 300 grocery products to the Gopuff platform.Ariana Perez-Castells
Here’s how to get free candy delivered on Halloween if you run outGopuff and candy company, Mars, have partnered to deliver free candy to homes on Oct. 31.Ariana Perez-Castells
Here’s how to get free candy delivered on Halloween if you run outGopuff and candy company, Mars, have partnered to deliver free candy to homes on Oct. 31.Ariana Perez-Castells
In South Philly, Gopuff neighbors seek relief on safety, sanitation, and quality-of-life issuesNeighbors say they have had trouble coping with a car-based business in the increasingly residential neighborhood where Gopuff opened in late 2021 at a former grocery store at 13th and Washington.Joseph N. DiStefano
In South Philly, Gopuff neighbors seek relief on safety, sanitation, and quality-of-life issuesNeighbors say they have had trouble coping with a car-based business in the increasingly residential neighborhood where Gopuff opened in late 2021 at a former grocery store at 13th and Washington.Joseph N. DiStefano
Gopuff celebrates 10 millionth delivery and opens new delivery hub in Center City“Anywhere outside Philadelphia, this business would not have been as successful,” one of its founders says.Joseph N. DiStefano
Gopuff celebrates 10 millionth delivery and opens new delivery hub in Center City“Anywhere outside Philadelphia, this business would not have been as successful,” one of its founders says.Joseph N. DiStefano
Gopuff is laying off 1,500 employees and closing 76 distribution centers over fears of ‘economic turndown’Gopuff and other delivery services reported sharply higher sales in 2020 and 2021 as restaurants shut dining rooms and shoppers avoided going to grocery and convenience stores during the pandemic.Joseph N. DiStefano
Gopuff is laying off 1,500 employees and closing 76 distribution centers over fears of ‘economic turndown’Gopuff and other delivery services reported sharply higher sales in 2020 and 2021 as restaurants shut dining rooms and shoppers avoided going to grocery and convenience stores during the pandemic.Joseph N. DiStefano
Gopuff prepares layoffs as Philly-based delivery service plans possible share sale, report says Growing pains at investor-backed service that was worth an estimated $15 billion last yearJoseph N. DiStefano
Gopuff prepares layoffs as Philly-based delivery service plans possible share sale, report says Growing pains at investor-backed service that was worth an estimated $15 billion last yearJoseph N. DiStefano
Gopuff will now sell its own line of products, starting with bottled waterGopuff, Philadelphia’s rapidly growing delivery startup, has launched its own line of private-label products such as snacks, batteries, and paper products.Christian Hetrick
Gopuff will now sell its own line of products, starting with bottled waterGopuff, Philadelphia’s rapidly growing delivery startup, has launched its own line of private-label products such as snacks, batteries, and paper products.Christian Hetrick
Selena Gomez is investing in Gopuff, Philly’s fast-growing delivery start-upSinger and actress Selena Gomez will also become a “strategic partner” for Gopuff, according to a report.Christian Hetrick
Selena Gomez is investing in Gopuff, Philly’s fast-growing delivery start-upSinger and actress Selena Gomez will also become a “strategic partner” for Gopuff, according to a report.Christian Hetrick
Some Gopuff drivers went on strike for a day to demand better pay from the fast-growing delivery appWaving signs and reciting a poem, about 25 Gopuff drivers rallied outside the company’s Philadelphia headquarters Tuesday to demand better pay and working conditions.Christian Hetrick
Some Gopuff drivers went on strike for a day to demand better pay from the fast-growing delivery appWaving signs and reciting a poem, about 25 Gopuff drivers rallied outside the company’s Philadelphia headquarters Tuesday to demand better pay and working conditions.Christian Hetrick
Using the slogan ‘Gopuff yourself,’ company drivers plan a 24-hour strike over payThe planned strike comes during a wider debate about the gig economy. Drivers for companies including Uber and Lyft have demanded better pay and working conditions.Christian Hetrick
Using the slogan ‘Gopuff yourself,’ company drivers plan a 24-hour strike over payThe planned strike comes during a wider debate about the gig economy. Drivers for companies including Uber and Lyft have demanded better pay and working conditions.Christian Hetrick
Gopuff, the Philly-based delivery app, is now opening physical storesThe Philadelphia-based company plans to open a retail store in San Francisco. It already has physical stores in Florida and Texas.Christian Hetrick
Gopuff, the Philly-based delivery app, is now opening physical storesThe Philadelphia-based company plans to open a retail store in San Francisco. It already has physical stores in Florida and Texas.Christian Hetrick
As Drexel grads take Gopuff global, their delivery drivers demand better pay and work conditionsComplaints spilled into public view last month when Gopuff drivers released a petition with their demands.Christian Hetrick
As Drexel grads take Gopuff global, their delivery drivers demand better pay and work conditionsComplaints spilled into public view last month when Gopuff drivers released a petition with their demands.Christian Hetrick
OpinionGoPuff leaves busy Philly site where neighbors railed about its trafficThe move comes as goPuff has continued to expand nationally and become one of the most richly valued companies in Philadelphia.Joseph N. DiStefano | Columnist
OpinionGoPuff leaves busy Philly site where neighbors railed about its trafficThe move comes as goPuff has continued to expand nationally and become one of the most richly valued companies in Philadelphia.Joseph N. DiStefano | Columnist
OpinionPhilly-based GoPuff, the Wawa on wheels, raises $380 million more, says it’s worth nearly $4 billionGoPuff, the Philly-based delivery service, raises another fortune, this time from Silicon Valley, making it a rare “unicorn" among Philadelphia-area start-ups.Joseph N. DiStefano | Columnist
OpinionPhilly-based GoPuff, the Wawa on wheels, raises $380 million more, says it’s worth nearly $4 billionGoPuff, the Philly-based delivery service, raises another fortune, this time from Silicon Valley, making it a rare “unicorn" among Philadelphia-area start-ups.Joseph N. DiStefano | Columnist
OpinionWith global cash, GoPuff grows past pot-friendly past; neighbors complain“We live here in a sea of their cigarette butts,” said a residentJoseph N. DiStefano | Columnist
OpinionWith global cash, GoPuff grows past pot-friendly past; neighbors complain“We live here in a sea of their cigarette butts,” said a residentJoseph N. DiStefano | Columnist
