DoorDash loses more than expected in Q2. But shares are rallying, and it plans to keep investing in expansion.

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August 1, 2024

DoorDash Inc.’s third-quarter forecast for a key demand metric on Thursday came in above Wall Street’s expectations, but the delivery app lost more than expected during the second quarter, as it invests in expanding what — and where — it delivers.

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DoorDash loses more than expected in Q2. But shares are rallying, and it plans to keep investing in expansion.

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