Ain’t nobody got time to go to coffee shops, so Starbucks is rolling out delivery. As part of a partnership with Uber Eats, 2,000 of the coffee giant’s stores will begin offering delivery for time-strapped young consumers next year. The venture should be a boon both to Starbucks and to Uber Eats, which has been quietly taking over the food delivery market. Its gross bookings have boomed 150% year-over-year, with FT calling it “the largest food delivery service outside China.” (MediaPost, Refinery29)
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