Following up on the story of Seamless charging restaurants high commissions for online orders, NPR talks to Matt Maloney, CEO of the newly merged Grubhub-Seamless. In a sort of super-intense monopolistic hardcore statement — the combined company "collectively processed about $875 million in food sales last year" — Maloney said: "If a restaurant's not on Grubhub-Seamless, then their best option is to distribute paper menus around their neighborhood." [NPR]
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