Talabat CEO: Grocery Demand Up Amid Mideast Situation
Food delivery giant Talabat reported its 3Q revenue jumped 18 percent to $1.2 billion. The Dubai-based firm says the growth is driven by robust demand during the summer and back-to-school periods.
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