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DoorDash Customer Relationship DoorDash's revenue streams DoorDash's Key Resources DoorDash's key activities DoorDash's Key Partners DoorDash's cost structure DoorDash's competitors DoorDash's SWOT Analysis DoorDash's strengths DoorDash's Weaknesses DoorDash's capabilities DoorDash's threats the conclusion A brief history of DoorDash DoorDash's history starts back in 2013, when four Stanford students – Tony Xu, Stanley Tang, Evan Moore, and Andy Fang – founded the so-called PaloAltoDelivery.


so the students decided to test this new business mo france telegram data del (in a small area) where the platform would also be responsible for the deliveries. Once they validated the business model, the founders rebranded DoorDash and joined the accelerator Y Combinator. The company expanded rapidly, and two years later, it was serving 18 cities in the US, with a valuation of over $600 million.


Throughout its history, DoorDash has faced several lawsuits, particularly regarding drivers as contract workers. But that hasn't stopped the company from reaching the top of the market. DoorDash decided to go public in late 2020. The company is currently present in over 4,000 cities in the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, and Germany, and has one million registered drivers as Dashers. Who owns DoorDash? DoorDash is still owned by its founders; while Tony Xu holds the position of CEO, Andy Fang is CTO.