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DoorDash Surpasses Delivery Estimates, but Shares Fall

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DoorDash Inc. outperformed analysts’ predictions for delivery orders in the fourth quarter, driven by a surge in monthly users and expansion into new categories. However, despite these positive results, Wall Street didn’t seem entirely impressed.

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