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DoorDash's business boomed in the pandemic, becoming a literal lifeline to many. Now it faces big questions as restaurants reopen.

Axios Re:Cap talks to CEO Tony Xu about the future of his company and the broader restaurant and e-commerce industries.

DoorDash CEO Tony Xu on his company's post-pandemic future

DoorDash boomed in the pandemic. So what happens now?

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