Uber moves to acquire rival food-delivery service Postmates: report

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Uber moves to acquire rival food-delivery service Postmates: report
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Uber Technologies Inc. has made a bid to take over rival food-delivery company Postmates, the New York Times reported Monday night. Talks were reported to be ongoing, but a deal could come soon, the Times said. The Times did not state a price, but separately, Dow Jones Newswires reported the deal was worth around $2.6 billion. An acquisition would be a consolation prize of sorts for Uber, which failed to buy GrubHub earlier this year. Postmates is the fourth-largest U.S. company in the food-delivery business, and is particularly strong in the Los Angeles and Miami markets.

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