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Will Shu: Deliveroo CEO and its first delivery rider
Profiles City analyst Will Shu was sick of working long hours at Canary Wharf and having to make do with what was left on the shelf in Tesco for dinner. So he set out to solve the problem himself.
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What the Deliveroo IPO can teach us about investing
Editor's letter Losing money on an investment is painful, says John Stepek, but it can force us to look at our process in a way that making money doesn’t.
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Deliveroo’s IPO flop shows which way the market is going
Opinion Deliveroo’s disastrous IPO is a good example of how investors are looking away from loss-making growth stocks and more towards companies that will provide people with the things they crave as they emerge from lockdown.
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Why was Deliveroo’s IPO such a disaster? And what should investors do now?
Analysis Takeaway delivery service Deliveroo had a stinker of an IPO – the share price immediately dropped by around a third. John Stepek looks at what went wrong.
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Deliveroo has hit the market – but it’s not getting the warmest welcome
Analysis Food delivery company Deliveroo made its debut on the stockmarket this morning. But with the share price sliding by 30% straight away, it’s not made the best of starts. Saloni Sardana explains why investors aren’t keen.
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Deliveroo IPO could cause indigestion for investors
News Is a firm that has failed to turn a profit – even during the lockdown takeaway boom – worth investing in?
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Should you buy Deliveroo shares?
Opinion Takeaway delivery group Deliveroo could be the biggest UK IPO since Royal Mail. But should you invest?
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Why the Deliveroo IPO is good for shareholder democracy
Opinion Deliveroo’s stockmarket listing isn’t perfect, but at least ordinary investors can get a slice of the action. There’s been far too little of that lately, says Merryn Somerset Webb.
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Loss-making Deliveroo needs extra sauce to tempt investors
News Deliveroo, the unprofitable takeaway-food platform, is to float next month. Sales soared last year, but will the momentum now ebb? Matthew Partridge reports
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