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Uber Technologies agreed to acquire Germany’s Delivery Hero in a deal that values the German food-delivery company at $14.8 billion and seeks to strengthen the U.S. tech company’s footprint in international markets. The San Francisco-based company said Thursday that it entered into a combination agreement with Delivery Hero under which it will offer 41.50 euros a share in cash.

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Earlier Thursday, delivery platform DoorDash announced a partnership with Dollar Tree to offer on-demand delivery from the retailer’s U.S. stores. Dollar Tree stock spiked 17%. Shares had tumbled 22% in 2026—the company’s first calendar year since selling Family Dollar at an enormous loss last summer.

More than one-quarter of Lyft’s rides in the first quarter of 2026 were connected to the rideshare company’s partnerships with other brands.

The company’s revenue climbed 14% to $1.65 billion in the first quarter, boosted by growth in both riders and rides.