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One, three. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, March 3rd.

If you listen to our recent miniseries, we crashed, you heard a lot

about SoftBank, the giant investment firm that funded WeWork. And we talked about SoftBank here last

week in our episode about Brandless. That's the consumer good startup that SoftBank recently

shuttered. Well, today we're looking at yet another soft bank portfolio firm that

launched with a lot of hype, but that is struggling now. That would be Zoom, the Silicon Valley

company that promised to transform the pizza business by using robots to cook your pepperoni pie.

And not from a tech-enabled warehouse somewhere, no, from a mobile kitchen while en route to your living room.

By cooking on a delivery truck, Zoom said you'd get your pizza fast.

In the ultra-competitive pizza delivery business, a couple of minutes shave from your delivery time,

can mean all the difference for pizza chains competing to win your cash.

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