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Maple, a Game-Changing Food-Delivery Service
In an article for Wired , staff writer Issie Lapowsky examines Maple , a new food-delivery service in New York City. So far Maple has 22 kitchen workers, 35 delivery people but no actual restaurant. It's part tech company and part food company and the venture is backed by David Chang and $22 million of investor capital.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readIn an article for Wired, staff writer Issie Lapowsky examines Maple, a new food-delivery service in New York City. So far Maple has 22 kitchen workers, 35 delivery people but no actual restaurant. It's part tech company and part food company and the venture is backed by David Chang and $22 million of investor capital. The business model could be a game changer for food delivery.
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- 3:50The Culture of Tipping in America
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