Americans are still ordering food through DoorDash even though things aren't so great right now
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DoorDash's CEO Tony Xu reported strong first-quarter performance, indicating that consumer spending on food delivery remains robust even amid rising concerns about tariffs and inflation. The company's earnings showcased a profit of $193 million, marking a significant increase from the previous year. Xu emphasized that despite shifts in consumer sentiment, they have not observed a decline in consumer behavior regarding takeout and grocery deliveries. He attributed this resilience to the essential nature of food expenditures, suggesting that people will continue prioritizing food deliveries regardless of economic pressures.
DoorDash CEO Tony Xu noted, 'We haven't seen any changes in consumer behavior, even if there are changes in consumer sentiment,' indicating resilience in food delivery spending.
Despite concerns over inflation and tariffs, DoorDash's first-quarter earnings showed a net income of $193 million, demonstrating continued consumer demand for delivery services.
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