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DoorDash is acquiring Instacart for $17 billion

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DoorDash is acquiring Instacart for $17 billion
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DoorDash says the acquisition will give Instacart users acces to more than 50,000 additional stores, and allow DashPass and Instacart Plus members to "pay one membership fee instead of two." The deal is expected to close "in the end of 2027 or the first half … Read the full story at The Verge.

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