Glovo informed unions on Wednesday that it is opening a workforce reduction plan (ERE) that will affect 750 workers across Spain, as previously reported. The CountryThe delivery company will reduce its service in more than 60 locations across the state, which it has not yet specified, "to avoid closure," as explained by a company spokesperson.

Glovo, the Barcelona-born home delivery platform, is back in the news. This time in the executive market, after launching an advisory board that will include several former politicians and businessmen, with names well known to everyone. Glovo thus covers its shoulders after years of back-and-forth with the authorities and several open court battles, such as the war with Just Eat over alleged unfair competition. Puig also took advantage of his earnings presentation to announce a new position, and Ipsen has a new CEO.

The next day that Glovo celebrated its tenth anniversary and the beginning of a new chapter in which promises to hire delivery drivers -with the presence of the President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, and representatives of the majority unions-, the platform has another date in court. This Tuesday, the trial against the company for unfair competition began, in which its competitor Just Eat is claiming compensation of 295 million euros in damages.

Glovo, the home delivery platform, celebrated its 10th anniversary this Monday amid congratulations from governments and businesses, but also with its eyes on the courts. The trial for the lawsuit filed by Just Eat for alleged unfair competition by the Catalan company will take place from Tuesday to Friday. According to Glovo co-founder Òscar Pierre, at an event held at its headquarters in Poblenou, these ten years mark a change of era for the company, which began as a start-up technological and now, he says, "it's time to stop being less entrepreneurial and become more business people."

The American food delivery company DoorDash will acquire its British competitor Deliveroo for €3.393 billion, the latter company announced in a statement sent to the London Stock Exchange. San Francisco-based DoorDash had already made a proposal to acquire all of Deliveroo's shares last month and will pay 210 cents in cash for each share.