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Walmart expands restaurant delivery beyond its own stores, targeting Dunkin’s 10,000 locations

CNBC’s Kevin Williams reports that Walmart will deliver Dunkin’ products nationwide over the next year, expanding beyond in-store partners like Subway to standalone restaurant locations, a direct challenge to DoorDash and Uber Eats in third-party delivery.

Why it matters. DoorDash and Uber Eats now face a rival with a fundamentally different cost structure, since Walmart’s existing grocery delivery network subsidizes low-margin restaurant orders.

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