- Amazon Launches 30-Minute Deliveries. That Matters More for Uber Than FedEx.
May 12, 2026
FEATURE Amazon com was disrupting things again on Tuesday. The online retail giant announced 30-minute rapid deliveries on “thousands of groceries and essentials.” The service is now in Atlanta, Dallas–Fort Worth, Philadelphia, and Seattle, “with rapid expansion underway in dozens more U.
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- Amazon cranks up 30-minute delivery in major U.S. cities
May 12, 2026
Amazon customers in dozens of U.S. cities will be able to get orders delivered in 30 minutes or less as the Amazon Now service expands from a limited pilot phase to a wide-scale commercial offering, the company announced on Tuesday.
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) last year began testing ultra-fast delivery in parts of Seattle and Philadelphia and currently offers it in nine countries, including the United Arab Emirates. The service essentially competes with DoorDash, Instacart and Uber Eats, which have expanded beyond food delivery into merchandise.
Amazon Now, which provides thousands of fresh grocery, personal care products, electronics and household items, is now widely available in Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Philadelphia and Seattle, and is rapidly expanding in dozens more cities such as Austin, Texas; Houston; Minneapolis; Orlando, Florida; Phoenix; Denver and Oklahoma City. The company said it plans to expand the service to tens of millions of shoppers in these and other cities by the end of the year.
Ultra-fast delivery is the latest move to increase delivery speed and keep customers buying on Amazon’s marketplace by offering extreme convenience. Amazon also offers one-hour and three-hour delivery on more than 90,000 products and same-day delivery on millions of items. Amazon has also promised to significantly scale up its Prime Air drone delivery service, which will offer a much wider selection than Amazon Now. Prime Air delivery in under 60 minutes is available in nine U.S. locations so far.
Amazon’s success training consumers to expect same-day delivery, and now near-instant delivery, has proved costly to other retailers and delivery companies that try to match its services. Amazon is raising the delivery bar again when competitors like Walmart and Target are dealing with tariff pressure, higher fuel costs and thinner margins, said Joshua Ketter, global CEO of marketplace seller Spreetail, in an email.
Some retailers are trying to buck the trend by offering deferred delivery service for customers that aren’t in a rush. In fact, a McKinsey survey last year found that 90% of customers are willing to wait at least two to three days for their deliveries if the shipping is free.
Amazon Now operates out of strategically located, urban micro-fulfillment centers, where on-demand workers will pick up packaged orders. The centers position essential products close to neighborhoods and work districts, utilizing advanced inventory systems that optimize product selection based on hyperlocal demand to maximize efficiency and speed. They also reduce the distance delivery associates need to travel and enable faster delivery times.
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Where Amazon Now is available, customers will see a “30-Minute Delivery” option in the banner on the Amazon app or homepage, and see Amazon Now offers as they search and shop. Prime members pay a discounted delivery fee of $3.99 per order, while customers without a Prime membership pay $13.99. An additional small order fee of $1.99 for Prime members and $3.99 for customers without a Prime membership applies to orders below $15.
In most areas where it’s available, Amazon Now serves customers 24 hours a day.
Last year, more than 13 billion items worldwide were delivered to Prime Members the same day or next day. In the U.S., Prime members received over eight billion items the same or next day, an increase of more than 30% from 2024, with groceries and everyday essentials making up half the total of items, according to the retailer.
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- DoorDash Projected to Reach 20% of US Restaurants by 2035
May 12, 2026 · pymnts.com
DoorDash has not yet announced the launch of a point-of-sale (POS) device. But such a move could pose a threat to restaurant-focused payments companies like Toast, Bloomberg News reported Tuesday (May 12), citing an analysis from investment advisor Rothschild & Co Redburn's Dominic Ball.
- A customer used AI to trick DoorDash into issuing a refund. The company's response is going viral
May 12, 2026 · fastcompany.com
Food delivery service DoorDash is quick to hold restaurants accountable for their mistakes—but not without evidence. Dissatisfied customers have to provide proof that something was wrong with their order, be it a missing item, late delivery, or improperly prepared food, before the company will issue a refund (potentially on the restaurant's dime, depending on the nature of the mistake).
- Toast downgraded, Lowe's upgraded: Wall Street's top analyst calls
May 12, 2026
The most talked about and market moving research calls around Wall Street are now in one place. Here are today's research calls that investors need to know, as compiled by The Fly.
Top 5 Upgrades:
Citi upgraded Lowe's(LOW) to Buy from Neutral with an unchanged price target of $285. Lowe's should top Q1 consensus estimates and continue to outperform the industry, the firm tells investors in a research note. BofA upgraded Autodesk (ADSK) to Buy from Neutral with a $300 price target after reinstating coverage of the name. Autodesk's data, 3D context, and decade-long AI investment give it "structural advantages that are hard to replicate," says the firm, which also notes that the company has pursued a multi-year go-to-market modernization and technology transition to be "appropriately positioned for AI." JPMorgan upgraded Celanese (CE) to Overweight from Neutral with an unchanged price target of $68. The firm cites valuation for the upgrade with the shares down 14% in the last week. Truist upgraded Matador (MTDR) to Buy from Hold with a price target of $67, up from $60. The stock pullback since the Q1 report offers an attractive entry point, the firm tells investors in a research note. Craig-Hallum upgraded FormFactor (FORM) to Buy from Hold with a $175 price target following the company's Investor Day and updated target model.
Top 5 Downgrades:
Rothschild & Co Redburn downgraded Toast (TOST) to Neutral from Buy with a $35 price target. The firm sees the company's growth being at risk from DoorDash's (DASH) planned U.S. rollout of in-store restaurant point-of-sale technology. Piper Sandler downgraded ZoomInfo (GTM) to Underweight from Neutral with a price target of $4, down from $7, following quarterly results. The firm believes ZoomInfo faces multiple headwinds and that its transition to usage will take time while introducing more risk. BTIG, Stifel and Canaccord also downgraded ZoomInfo but to Neutral-equivalent ratings. Raymond James downgraded GitLab (GTLB) to Market Perform from Outperform without a price target. The firm says that while investors "may breathe a near-term sigh of relief" with the reaffirmed Q1 outlook, "meaningful" changes create risk for the remainder of the year. RBC Capital downgraded Array Digital(ARAY) to Sector Perform from Outperform with a price target of $52, down from $54. The firm attributes its rating change to reduced organic revenue growth expectations, partially offset by cost efficiencies. Piper Sandler downgraded Lenz Therapeutics(LENZ) to Neutral from Overweight with a price target of $12, down from $39, following the Q1 report. The company's pace of new patient starts and routine prescribing remains more gradual than expected, the firm tells investors in a research note.
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Top 5 Initiations:
Benchmark initiated coverage of Insulet (PODD) with a Buy rating and $250 price target. The firm sees an attractive valuation at current share levels and says concerns of competition are overblown given the "large, underserved" type 2 diabetes market. Benchmark initiated coverage of DexCom (DXCM) with a Buy rating and $77 price target. The company is positioned for margin expansion over the next two years as it launches a new continuous glucose monitor sensor, the G7 15 Day, the firm tells investors in a research note. Benchmark also started coverage of MiniMed (MMED) with a Buy rating and $20 price target. Benchmark initiated coverage of Tandem Diabetes(TNDM) with a Hold rating and no price target. The company is undertaking an "ambitious strategy" to simultaneously shift its domestic and international businesses to new sales and distribution channels, a transition that "will not be without pain," says the firm. Goldman Sachs initiated coverage of Aevex (AVEX) with a Buy rating and $34 price target. The firm says Aevex offers an opportunity to invest in a defense technology company that sells into a "rapidly growing" drone end market. Baird, Jefferies, Needham, William Blair, BofA, Raymond James, JPMorgan and RBC Capital also started coverage of the stock with Buy-equivalent ratings. JPMorgan initiated coverage of Alamar Biosciences(ALMR) with an Overweight rating and $30 price target. JPMorgan views the stock's current premium valuation as justified and sees room for upside from current levels. Stifel, Leerink and TD Cowen also started coverage of the stock with Buy-equivalent ratings, while BofA initiated the name with a Neutral.
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- Why Circle stock has gone parabolic in May
May 12, 2026
Circle (CRCL) stock is on a red-hot run into the summer months.
The stablecoin issuer’s stock is up 38% to $135 in May, helped by a 16% pop on Monday following mixed earnings. The stock also got a jolt yesterday from a surprise $222 million token presale of ARC to investors led by BlackRock, a16z, Apollo, and others. (Disclosure: Yahoo is a portfolio company of funds managed by affiliates of Apollo Global Management.)
“This is incremental revenue not in estimates, with potentially another sale round to follow (current round was presale) and other ancillary blockchain revenue opportunities,” Bernstein analyst Gautum Chhugani said in a note on Tuesday.
“As we head towards potential rate cuts, any incremental fee income helps Circle offset the short term impact, while raw USDC supply growth offsets any rate impact in the medium to long term. Thus, the ARC incremental revenues made Circle stock more digestible in the near term,” he said.
ARC is a native token for a blockchain Circle plans to launch. Chhugani reiterated an Outperform rating on Circle and a $190 price target.
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The investment thesis on Circle has solidified in recent weeks.
Circle said on Monday that first quarter revenue and reserve income of $694 million increased 20% year over year. Adjusted operating profits increased by 24% from the previous year.Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire at the 2026 TIME100 Gala held at Jazz at Lincoln Center on April 23, 2026, in New York City. (John Nacion/Variety via Getty Images)·John Nacion via Getty Images
Circle co-founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire told Yahoo Finance (video above) that Big Tech players such as Meta (META) and DoorDash (DASH) have begun to use stablecoins. That undercut the market view that these companies would issue their own stablecoins and compete with Circle.
The stock has also gotten a boost from the Trump administration’s push for a more favorable regulatory framework. Last summer, President Trump signed the first federal legislation for dollar-pegged stablecoins like USDC (USDC-USD).
After much delay, the Senate Banking Committee is planning a markup hearing on Thursday on another major crypto bill, the CLARITY Act. The hope is that the bill is signed before August.
Allaire said the act’s eventual passing would be a milestone moment for Circle.
“We think passage of CLARITY would remove a key terminal risk overhang for Circle’s ability to grow USDC market cap via its distribution partners’ reward programs,” JPMorgan analyst Ken Worthington wrote in a note.
Brian Sozzi is Yahoo Finance's Executive Editor and a member of Yahoo Finance's editorial leadership team. Follow Sozzi on X @BrianSozzi, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Tips on stories? Email brian.sozzi@yahoofinance.com.
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- Crum & Forster Partners with DoorDash's Project DASH to Expand Food Access in Communities Across the U.S.
May 12, 2026
MORRISTOWN, N.J., May 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Crum & Forster (C&F) announces a collaboration with DoorDash to help expand food access and home delivery programs across the United States powered by Project DASH, DoorDash's social impact initiative. By supporting nonprofits, C&F is helping extend access to meals and essential food resources for people who may otherwise face barriers to receiving them, and this initiative is projected to enable more than 17,000 home deliveries of fresh, nutritious groceries each month.
This project is an extension of the business relationship between DoorDash and C&F – one of the leading and fastest growing insurers in the gig economy space, led by the company's Occupational Risk and Large Fleet Transportation business segments. It reflects C&F's broader understanding of evolving service and workforce models within the gig economy space, and the need for delivering customized insurance solutions to an evolving marketplace. The companies' charitable collaboration brings together community impact and innovation by supporting nonprofit organizations through a model that helps people receive food and essentials more efficiently through DoorDash's logistics network.
"This effort reflects how the C&F values of 'doing good by doing well' extend across employees, customers and communities," said Barbra Katz, Chief Human Resources Officer at Crum & Forster. "We're proud to support nonprofit organizations that are addressing food insecurity and helping deliver critical resources to the people who need them most."
Launched in 2018, Project DASH helps food banks, food pantries, and other social impact organizations deliver meals and essential items. Through the program, nonprofit partners can coordinate deliveries more efficiently and reach individuals and families who may otherwise have difficulty accessing food.
"We're proud to work with Crum & Forster to help expand access to food for communities facing barriers to receiving it," said Daniel Riff, Head of Project DASH at DoorDash. "This effort shows what's possible when mission-driven organizations can come together and help connect individuals and families with critical food resources in a way that is efficient, scalable and community centered."
This collaboration reflects how corporate philanthropy can create meaningful, measurable impact for nonprofit partners and the communities they serve.
In addition to charitable support, C&F and DoorDash employees will volunteer with participating organizations in communities supported by Project DASH nonprofit partners, further extending both companies' commitment to service and local impact by supporting the following Project DASH nonprofit partners:
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Founded in 1822, C&F is one of the oldest U.S. insurance companies, and today conducts business through a network of independent agents, brokers and wholesalers. C&F companies had $6.2 billion in gross written premium in 2025, and the insurance companies of C&F are rated A+ (Superior) by AM Best (2025).
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- A Look at DoorDash Inc (DASH) After 4.0% Decline -- GF Value $204.08 vs Price $157.33
May 11, 2026 · gurufocus.com
On May 11, 2026, DoorDash Inc (DASH) shares fell 4.0% to a current price of $157.33. The stock has experienced a tumultuous year, down 30.5% year-to-date and 14
- Circle CEO says AI-fueled layoffs are only the tip of the iceberg
May 11, 2026
Circle (CRCL) co-founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire is doubling down on his call that we are just at the start of AI agents reshaping the US workforce.
“I think we’re very early in the impact of AI agents on the conduct of work and how that plays out through labor,” Allaire said on Yahoo Finance’s Opening Bid (video above).
Allaire issued an early warning about two months ago at the Economic Club of New York. He said AI-related job losses would soon pick up the pace and perhaps continue into 2027. Since then, Cloudflare (NET), Coinbase (COIN), and Meta (META) have announced substantial layoffs.
Allaire said Circle is aggressively leaning into AI, and it’s yielding results.
“Eight-five percent of our workforce is active on a weekly basis with AI coding tools and AI automation tools … our employees have built and deployed over 600 AI apps so far this year, and over 54% of those employees are nontechnical,” he said. “And so we’re making it central to what we do. The message that we have is this is one of the greatest opportunities ever for people in their careers to really get new superpowers.”
Circle is one of the hottest stocks this year despite heightened competition in the stablecoin market and sweeping layoffs in tech.
The stock is up 48% year to date, compared to a 7% gain for the S&P 500 (^GSPC).
While still off from its all-time high of nearly $300 reached in late 2025, the stock is about four times its original IPO price.
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Circle has made a solid case in recent months that its stock warrants a higher valuation.
First quarter revenue and reserve income of $694 million increased 20% year over year. Adjusted operating profits increased by 24% from the previous year.
Allaire said Big Tech players such as Meta and DoorDash (DASH) have begun to use stablecoins, undercutting the market view that these companies would issue their own stablecoins and compete with Circle.
The stock has also gotten a boost from the Trump administration’s push for a more favorable regulatory framework. Last summer, President Trump signed the first federal legislation for dollar-pegged stablecoins like USDC.
After much delay, the Senate Banking Committee is planning a markup hearing on Thursday for another major crypto bill, known as the CLARITY Act. The hope is for that bill to be signed before August.
Allaire said the act’s eventual passing would be a milestone moment for Circle.
“We think passage of CLARITY would remove a key terminal risk overhang for Circle’s ability to grow USDC market cap via its distribution partners’ reward programs,” JPMorgan analyst Ken Worthington wrote in a note.
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- Meta, DoorDash Could Help Drive Stablecoins to $4 Trillion, Bitwise Investment Chief Says
May 11, 2026
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Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META), DoorDash Inc. (NASDAQ:DASH) and other large tech companies will drive stablecoins to a $4 trillion market and bring millions into the cryptocurrency space, Bitwise investment chief Matt Hougan says.
Meta is testing stablecoin payments to creators in Colombia and the Philippines. DoorDash has partnered with Stripe to test Stablecoin payments for its 10 million Dashers in more than 40 countries.
Meta and DoorDash’s pilots confirm stablecoin applications beyond cryptocurrency trading and support by large tech companies, Hougan said in a post on Tuesday, adding that they also provide insight into why that support is likely to continue.
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Meta and DoorDash are not adopting stablecoin payments solely because they are fast and cheap, but also because they simplify global payments, Hougan said.
"One wallet address, no banking infrastructure, no currency conversions," he said. "For a global business managing millions of micropayments, that type of simplicity is worth a lot. I suspect all global tech companies with distributed gig workers will follow DoorDash and Meta on this path."
Hougan said the anticipated stablecoin growth would likely onboard millions of people to cryptocurrencies in a potential boon for the assets.
The stablecoin sector most recently boasted a market capitalization of $318 billion.
The growing adoption of stablecoins by large tech platforms has renewed investor interest in the broader cryptocurrency ecosystem, as digital payment rails continue moving toward faster, more global, and lower-cost settlement systems.
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