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DoorDash (DASH) plunges as 2026 spending plan eclipses Q3 beat — What to know today (Nov 6, 2025)

DoorDash (DASH) plunges as 2026 spending plan eclipses Q3 beat — What to know today (Nov 6, 2025)

DoorDash, Inc. (NASDAQ: DASH) is under pressure today after the delivery platform beat Q3 revenue and order-growth expectations but told investors it will spend “several hundred million dollars more” in 2026 to accelerate a new global tech platform and other initiatives. Shares fell sharply in after‑hours trading last night and were down again in early trading today as Wall Street digested the outlook. Financial Times+1 By the numbers (Q3 2025, quarter ended Sept. 30) Earnings vs. expectations: DoorDash reported $0.55 EPS, missing Street estimates (variously reported around $0.67–$0.69). Total costs and expenses rose ~23% to $3.19B, pressuring margins. Reuters+1 Why
6 November 2025
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DoorDash’s DOT: The Little Robot That Could – Is Suburban Delivery About to Be Revolutionized?

DoorDash (DASH) Stock Today — Nov. 5, 2025: Q3 beat on revenue and GOV, but 2026 spend plans trigger sharp after‑hours selloff

Key takeaways (Nov. 5, 2025) What happened to DASH today (Nov. 5, 2025) DoorDash reported strong top‑line growth for Q3 2025 after the closing bell: revenue rose 27% y/y to ~$3.45B and Marketplace GOV reached $25.0B, while Adjusted EBITDA improved to $754M and GAAP net income was $244M. Management attributed margin improvement partly to advertising revenue and lower credits/refunds and Dasher costs as a share of GOV. Business Wire At the same time, guidance and spending plans grabbed the market’s attention. The company projected Q4 GMV of $28.9–$29.5B, but also signaled it will step up investment “by several hundred million
5 November 2025
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DoorDash’s DOT: The Little Robot That Could – Is Suburban Delivery About to Be Revolutionized?

DASH Stock Today (Nov. 5, 2025): DoorDash Slides After Q3 EPS Miss Despite Strong Sales; Bold 2026 Spend and Big Q4 GMV Guidance

Dateline: November 5, 2025 — DoorDash (NASDAQ: DASH) fell in late trading after its third‑quarter report delivered a classic “beat and miss”: revenue topped expectations while earnings per share came in below consensus. Management also telegraphed “several hundred million” dollars of extra investment for 2026, a message that overshadowed otherwise strong growth metrics and an upbeat holiday‑quarter outlook. Key takeaways Market reaction: why DASH fell despite strong top‑line In after‑hours trade, DoorDash shares fell double‑digits as traders focused on the earnings miss and management’s plan to step up 2026 investment in new initiatives and platform technology (including AI tooling). Bloomberg
5 November 2025
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Serve Robotics (SERV) Stock Soars on DoorDash Deal – The Next Big Bet in AI Delivery?

Serve Robotics (SERV) Stock Soars on DoorDash Deal – The Next Big Bet in AI Delivery?

Latest News & Developments (October 2025) Serve Robotics grabbed headlines this week with a major new partnership announcement. On October 9, 2025, the company revealed a deal with DoorDash to deploy Serve’s sidewalk delivery robots for food orders on the DoorDash platform investing.com. Initially rolling out in Los Angeles, the pilot means DoorDash customers from select restaurants may have their meals delivered by a Serve robot investing.com. This is a strategic expansion beyond Serve’s exclusive relationship with Uber Eats to date. “This partnership enables us to go to cities where DoorDash is the dominant player… we’re looking for more demand,
9 October 2025
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DoorDash’s DOT: The Little Robot That Could – Is Suburban Delivery About to Be Revolutionized?

DoorDash’s DOT: The Little Robot That Could – Is Suburban Delivery About to Be Revolutionized?

Introduction: Why DoorDash Built a Delivery Robot The past decade has seen a boom in on‑demand delivery services, but also growing concerns about costs, carbon emissions and the physical toll on gig‑economy workers. DoorDash is betting that part of the solution lies in robotics. In late 2025 the company unveiled Dot, a bright‑red electric robot designed to carry takeout or small grocery orders across suburban neighborhoods at up to 20 miles per hour restaurantdive.com. Unlike existing sidewalk bots built for short campus runs, Dot is engineered to travel on roads, bike lanes, sidewalks and even driveways roboticsandautomationnews.com. At an event showcasing the
1 October 2025
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