The Chicago company dominates the country's largest market for food delivery. CEO Matt Maloney says Grubhub is taking the brunt of frustration there with the industry. Mayoral hopeful Bill Daley ...

GrubHub CEO Matt Maloney ? hit the locally popular chord of comparing Chicago favorably to Silicon Valley in his keynote at Technori. But he also went a little deeper. “The companies that are ...

It was just another hungry late night at work, but Matt Maloney sensed an opportunity. In 2004, he and co-worker Mike Evans launched GrubHub, an online food-ordering service, in Chicago.

Grubhub founder Matt Maloney is leaving the ... him the best in his future endeavours.” Maloney, 44, who co-founded the company in 2004 in Chicago, had most recently grappled with the most ...

Grubhub founder Matt Maloney considered buying back his old company from Just Eat Takeaway, London-based newspaper The Sunday Times reported. Just Eat Takeaway's stock rose 13% to $23.64 today.

Cofounder and Chief Executive Officer, GrubHub, Inc. Matthew M ... Restaurants on the Run. Maloney currently serves as an advisory board member for the Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and ...

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CEO Matt Maloney is among several technology executives, including the chiefs of Apple Inc. and Amazon.com Inc., who reacted in the wake of Mr. Trump’s victory. The Chicago food-delivery company ...

“We would totally evaluate any offer, but we haven’t had one yet,” GrubHub CEO Matt Maloney said Thursday ... with other strategic options. The Chicago-based company has reportedly attracted ...

Matt Maloney is the co-founder of GrubHub.com, an online service that allows diners to see all of the restaurants that deliver to their address and place orders for free. Based in Chicago ...

MarketWatch spoke with Grubhub Inc. CEO Matt Maloney, who has been working from his home in Chicago, to get his perspective on the state of the restaurant industry as it grapples with the coronavirus.

It was just another hungry late night at work, but Matt Maloney sensed an opportunity. In 2004, he and co-worker Mike Evans launched GrubHub, an online food-ordering service, in Chicago.