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Just Eat sells US business Grubhub for 650m dollars at steep discount

Europe · United States

Just Eat sells US business Grubhub for 650m dollars at steep discount

65% Center coverage: 26 sources

Just Eat has sold its US business Grubhub to the food delivery startup Wonder for 650 million dollars (£502.5 million), more than two years after it announced plans for a sale. See the Story

UK economy ekes out 0.1% growth in the third quarter, below expectations

Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom

UK economy ekes out 0.1% growth in the third quarter, below expectations

70% Center coverage: 24 sources

The U.K. economy grew less than expected in the third quarter of the year, showing only marginal growth following a rebound at the start of the year, initial figures showed Friday.See the Story

Apple sued by Which? over iCloud use - with potential payout for 40 million UK customers

Europe · United Kingdom

Apple sued by Which? over iCloud use - with potential payout for 40 million UK customers

50% Center coverage: 20 sources

Which? has filed a lawsuit against the iPhone provider, alleging the company forces its customers to use its iCloud services. If the company is found to have broken the rules, around 40 million UK Apple customers could get a payout.See the Story

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