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Can the Rush to Deliver Your Groceries in 10 Minutes Be Profitable?
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4:17Now PlayingIn New York, London, and other big cities, a new breed of couriers with names such as Gorillas, Getir, and Gopuff is promising to have basic groceries—bananas, six-packs of beer, Doritos, and such—at your front door in as little as 10 minutes. For venture capitalists on the prowl for businesses that might benefit from a lockdown, these ultrafast grocery deliveries were an obvious outlet. Bloomberg's Alex Webb reports.
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