Uber Eats is getting a new boss as the company works to continue growing its meal delivery service without bleeding as much money
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Jason Droege, the Uber exec who launched Eats in December 2015 and helped grow it into the company's second-largest revenue source behind its core ride-hailing business, announced Tuesday that he is stepping down from his role as head of Eats."Eats is a huge part of Uber's future, and I don't believe any of it would have been possible without Jason," Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said in a tweet on Tuesday.
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