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Meituan’s arrival is likely to transform the delivery industry — which has already seen the unlikely partnership between rivals Uber and iFood.

Gig work platforms prohibit the rental of accounts but the practice has become a popular — and risky — way to sidestep bans.

IFood opened the help hub following outcry from workers dealing with harassment in Rio de Janeiro. Most can’t make the long journey to seek assistance.

In Brazil, workers protest nasty customers with bikes, horns, and fireworks.

Brazil’s president promised an ambitious plan to regulate gig work. Experts fear the new rules make things worse.

In Brazil, delivery apps are now asking customers to report child delivery workers.

Brazilian delivery workers take their fight to get app users to pick up their orders to local legislatures.

Almost half the riders from Brazil’s largest delivery app now use city bikes to get around.

Trapped in a subcontracting nightmare, some delivery drivers are facing grueling hours, low pay, and no control over their work.

Losing a phone can devastate gig workers’ ability to make a living, while the apps they work for provide little support.

Latin American delivery businesses are now entering a new phase of consolidation into their own local fiefdoms.

Out-discounting competitors: iFood’s bid to become Latin America's last-mile delivery king.