The last mile delivery market size is projected to grow from $194.35 billion in 2026 to $410.58 billion by 2034, at a CAGR of 9.8% during the forecast period 2026-2034.

Instacart holders get $65 a share, 26% above the October 22 close, at least 75% in cash. Can two delivery and ad platforms clear US, Canada and Israel by 2028?

Instacart holders get $65 a share, 26% above the October 22 close, at least 75% in cash. Can two delivery and ad platforms clear US, Canada and Israel by 2028?

Instacart holders get $65 a share, 26% above the October 22 close, at least 75% in cash. Can two delivery and ad platforms clear US, Canada and Israel by 2028?

Instacart holders get $65 a share, 26% above the October 22 close, at least 75% in cash. Can two delivery and ad platforms clear US, Canada and Israel by 2028?

Instacart holders get $65 a share, 26% above the October 22 close, at least 75% in cash. Can two delivery and ad platforms clear US, Canada and Israel by 2028?

Instacart holders get $65 a share, 26% above the October 22 close, at least 75% in cash. Can two delivery and ad platforms clear US, Canada and Israel by 2028?

The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has announced a strengthened enforcement campaign against colorum delivery services, which operate without the necessary government permits. Acting Chairperson Greg Pua Jr. stated that the agency has consolidated all legal foundations to ensure that cases filed against violators are 'airtight' and provide a high assurance of conviction. The crackdown specifically targets operators providing delivery services for online shopping platforms without proper permits, following complaints from legitimate delivery service providers. The LTFRB has backed its legal framework with a Department of Justice opinion and Supreme Court decisions to strengthen its cases. Pua warned illegal operators to cease their activities immediately, emphasizing that the agency would not hesitate to file criminal charges against those involved. Penalties for violations include fines ranging from PHP 200,000 to PHP 2 million per unit, along with potential prison terms of up to 12 years under the Public Service Act. The agency also clarified that impounded vehicles can only be released through a court order, even after fines are paid. Despite the enforcement measures, the LTFRB reiterated its commitment to assist operators seeking to legalize their businesses, stating, 'We are ready to assist anybody to legalize their operation.' The announcement comes amid growing concerns over unregulated delivery services impacting the legitimate transportation sector. The LTFRB's move aims to balance regulatory compliance with support for businesses willing to operate within the legal framework.

A woman who asked Wolt to block her from buying alcohol has still been able to order vodka through the delivery service, DR reports. The company says it is investigating why the restriction failed. Anna, who has alcohol dependence, and her partner Jens live in an apartment in Fredericia. The name…

Fast alcohol delivery has made it harder for a woman identified as Anna to control her drinking, she told DR. The broadcaster knows her real name, but is not publishing it because she does not want to speak publicly about her alcohol dependence. Anna, who lives in Fredericia, said she began order…

Stricter rules for electric mopeds will take effect on October 1, forcing many delivery riders to switch to e-bikes and leaving businesses with surplus vehicles, ORF reports. Delivery rider Marius Bocai travels up to 95 kilometres a day. He criticised the authorities, saying the changes take away…