Monday
January 20, 2020
Gangnam-gu, South Korea
Fine Dust :
Food delivery apps are getting creative in an effort to improve their profitability as cutthroat competition threatens their chow-to-door model.
Woowa Brothers, operator of the food delivery app Baedal Minjok, was given an award for creating jobs.
Baedal Minjok, Korea's largest food delivery app, started a robot delivery service in three apartment buildings in Yeongdeungpo District, western Seoul.
A person who published fake reviews on the Baedal Minjok food delivery app has been sentenced to 10 months in prison for obstruction of business.
Woowa Brothers, operator of Baedal Minjok delivery app, lost money for another year despite business booming during the pandemic.
Woowa Brothers founder and CEO Kim Bong-jin will provide 40 billion won ($35.3 million) in donations for small food-business owners, their families and students in need.
Woowa Brothers, which operates the Baedal Minjok delivery app, says its customers are becoming more environmentally conscious.
It was a long road for Delivery Hero in its acquisition of Woowa Brothers, which runs Korea's most popular food delivery app.
They wouldn’t get a role in "I, Robot," but helpful machines—described by the companies using and offering them as robots—are quickly entering the restaurant business.
Woowahan Youths and the Korean Federation of Service Worker's Union have signed a collective bargaining agreement, the company announced Thursday.
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