Uber Eats' rival born in a dorm room makes Dutchman a billionaire


FILE PHOTO: An UberEATS food delivery courier waits for an order in London, Britain September 7, 2016. REUTERS/Neil Hall/File Photo

Delivering pizza, wings and curries into the grateful hands of hungry college students, frazzled parents and late-night workers has proved to be rewarding for Jitse Groen, whose Takeaway.com NV soared to a record this month.

The stock has more than tripled since a 2016 initial public offering, making him a billionaire in the process.

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