"Your employee for your food delivery app that you spent $300 million to buy can't afford to buy food," she wrote.
London-headquartered Jinn, the same-hour 'shop on your behalf' delivery app that currently operates in the U.K. and Spain, has raised $10 million in further funding.
Jinn, the U.K. same-hour 'shop on your behalf' delivery app, has pulled out of all markets outside London, TechCrunch has learned.
Jinn, the U.K.-based same-hour 'shop on your behalf' delivery app that operates quite similarly to Postmates in the U.S., has gone through a turbulent time of late.
Jinn, the London-based startup that offers a same-hour 'shop on your behalf' delivery app that operates quite similarly to Postmates in the U.S., has shut down, with the company in the process of going into administration.
In May, the company, which operated a same-hour 'shop on your behalf' delivery app similar to Postmates in the U.S., announced that it had raised $10 million in further funding.
After months of rumours that the startup was raising, Jinn, the same-hour 'shop on your behalf' delivery app, is disclosing $7.5 million in Series A funding, money that it plans to use to expand to more UK cities — the service is currently in central London and most recently Manchester — and to reach Southern Europe.
Dr. Mindy Haar, the assistant dean of Undergraduate Affairs at NYIT School of Health Professions, thinks there's good reason to put away your food delivery apps and hit the farmers markets come summer.
You will not raise VC for your chicken wing delivery app but you will raise if you invent a new type of artificial, krill-based chicken wing.
Imagine craving a slice of pizza and instead of consulting your go-to food delivery app, grabbing a pair of virtual reality goggles and downloading the meal directly from the web and into your face.
