After growing in leaps and bounds over the past few years, Gopuff has pumped the brakes on its rapid delivery service and is looking to adjust course amid increasingly challenging market conditions.

Outside of the life sciences industry, it has been years since a Philadelphia company filed for an IPO. A new report ...

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The D.C. Attorney General’s Office has sued home delivery company Gopuff, accusing it of misclassifying its delivery drivers as independent contractors, violating D.C. workers’ rights and ...

In addition to launching Instant Cash Out, Gopuff has rolled out a number of significant investments to the delivery partner experience over the past year, including launching a new delivery partner ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Some Jacksonville residents may soon see one fewer grocery delivery option. GoPuff, a service that offers deliveries of everything from food and alcohol to electronics, appears to ...

(Bloomberg)—Gopuff is slashing 10% of its global workforce and closing dozens of warehouses in a bid to rein in spending amid a deteriorating global economic backdrop. The job reductions will affect ...

As the boundaries between retail and restaurant delivery continue to blur, Philadelphia-based Gopuff wants to be the next big on-demand industry disruptor. Gopuff started out as mainly a hookah and ...