Noise: “Future of retail” headlines celebrate every shiny format, obscuring hidden frictions: privacy backlash, carbon-cost ...

Law & Order’s Harmon rejects Instacart settlement after a driver fatally shot her dog outside her Charlotte, North Carolina home, sparking an ongoing lawsuit.

Instacart is apparently aware of “tip baiting,” and has taken steps to try and resolve the problem. They’ve implemented a tip protection feature that covers the amount of a canceled tip, but only up ...

On Jan. 31, 2022, Jessica Higgs completed an Instacart delivery that would change her life On Jan. 31, 2022, Jessica Higgs ...

Instacart Shopper Notices Her Customer Seems Unwell. What She Does Next Saves His Life (Exclusive) On Jan. 31, 2022, Jessica Higgs completed an Instacart delivery that would change her life ...

Instacart has a new job offering for gig workers: checking shelves on behalf of companies and then taking pictures, Business Insider reports. The “brand tasks” program has been tested since ...

The “brand tasks” program has been tested since fall 2024 as a way of continuing to build on Instacart’s original business structure of using gig workers to shop and deliver goods to consumers.

She’s calling for an urgent amendment. A disgruntled woman is urging grocery delivery apps to let users select the sex of their shopper after alleging a male employee got 80% of her order wrong.

Instacart also released a statement: “We take these kinds of claims very seriously, and are in touch with both the customer and shopper. We’re unable to provide any additional details as this is an ...

According to the viral TikTok, a male shopper got 80% of her grocery order wrong. Instacart Customer Demands Female Only Shoppers After A Man Gets 80% Of Her Order Wrong Skip to main content ...

Instacart assured it had taken "swift action to remove the shopper in question from our platform'' since learning of the charge against him. Michael McMillian, 34, is accused of fatally ...

Stats seem to to back Romagnoli’s suggestion up, at least in big cities. A 2020 study out of University of California, Santa Cruz found that In San Francisco, nearly 80% of app-based ride-hailing and ...