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Instacart, Doordash and other delivery companies are trying to push back against Seattle's Pay Up law. Some employees aren't impressed.

Uber and DoorDash have been sending tax forms to people who have never worked for the gig delivery services. One potential cause: recent hacks.

This Instacart driver pays $100 toward her credit card debt each week and says it's a worthy side hustle. She only works Saturdays and Sundays.

Gig workers for Instacart and Uber Eats who've been deactivated can ask the companies for arbitration under a clause in their contracts.

Gig workers on delivery apps like DoorDash are turning to bots to claim high-paying orders as pay falls and competition rises for drivers.

Instacart is trying to get you to buy more at the grocery store when you use its screen-equipped shopping carts — by turning shopping into a game.