Instacart’s Name Isn’t Going Anywhere Yet. Brands Shouldn’t Read Too Much Into It.
The Quick Take
DoorDash plans to keep Instacart’s brand and app, and earlier deals in delivery and streaming show a name can outlast the app behind it, or disappear.
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