The Latest Breaking News from Just Eat

Storm Eunice partially disrupted the services of food delivery companies, including Deliveroo PLC (OTC:DROOF), Just Eat Takeaway.com NV ADR (OTC: JETKY), and Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER) in the U.K., Bloomberg reports. The storm disrupted their services for several hours on February 18. The Met Office issued a red warning for London and Southeast England amid winds as high…

Both were forced to suspend their the services in some areas in the interest of driver safety

Just Eat Takeaway will delist its shares from the Nasdaq in favour of listing on the London and Amsterdam stock exchanges, a rare move by a European tech firm.

Owners are having to deal with commission rates alongside the rising costs of stock, gas, and electric

The problem comes after Just Eat changed its procedures

"When some customers want free food they don’t know what will happen next to other people"

'What are slushes meant to be like?'

Natalie Oxford, 39, ordered a cheeseburger from the fast-food giant for herself and her 16-year-old Felix on January 19 via Just Eat - she claims her meal arrived sealed but with visible 'teeth marks'

Absurd Bird’s Veganuary Dhoom! Burger is available in-store and through Just Eat or Uber Eats in Leeds, London, Glasgow and Exeter – or you can make your own at home