Amazon Prime Switches Restaurant Delivery Partner to Uber Eats in US

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Amazon has named Uber Eats as the official restaurant delivery partner for its Prime members in the United States. The move replaces the previous arrangement with GrubHub for Prime food delivery. Prime members will be able to order restaurant meals through the Uber Eats service under the new partnership. The article provided is brief and does not detail the timing or financial terms of the deal.

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