Deliverance with DoorDash’s Tony Xu | Disrupt SF 2018
Recorded on September 26, 2018. As long as people are hungry and busy, food delivery will continue to have a huge market. All the same, it’s also a fiercely competitive business, with hundreds of me-too offerings, and hundreds more variants on the basic model. Hear from the founder and CEO of one of the leading […]
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