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WPP Media wins Wolt. Published: 23 September 2026, 23:05 The assignment covers the brands Wolt, DoorDash and Deliveroo. Photo: Press/Wolt WPP Media's collaboration with DoorDash, which includes Wolt, is going global. After a global pitch, it is clear that WPP Media wins the media assignment for DoorDash, which includes the brands DoorDash, Deliveroo and Wolt. WPP Media has had a partnership with DoorDash in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand for the past eight years. The assignment is now being expanded to become global and cover more than 40 markets worldwide, including the Nordics. "We look forward to expanding the collaboration with DoorDash, Deliveroo and Wolt and ensuring a unified global strategy, without losing the nuances that make each market's approach unique and locally relevant," says Tim Castree, head of marketing at DoorDash, in a press release. WPP Media will work closely with the brands' in-house teams in media and marketing. The global collaboration starts in early 2027.

DoorDash introduces Brand Center, A platform for retailer intelligence, advertising, and catalog management. Published on 09/23/2026 at 12:37 pm EDT S&P Capital IQ DoorDash introduced Brand Center, a platform built for the marketing, supply chain, category, ecommerce, and national account teams to get a clearer view of what?s driving growth across the digital and physical shelf. New capabilities built on top of advertising solutions give brands direct ways to improve how their products show up for consumers, from spotting in-store availability gaps to updating product content. Brand Center brings together purchase-based signals from consumer orders and audit-based signals from shelf scans into a single platform. Where inventory insights reveal a need for physical shelf action, brands have the opportunity to take action through Merchandising Tasks, which connect brands in eligible locations with targeted in-store support from Dashers: shelf audits, restocking, item counts, and promotional displays. Inventory Insights: Combines consumer order data with insights from Dashers, including more than 1 million in-store shelf signals captured daily on average and analyzed using AI, to surface on-shelf availability and out-of-stock trends across retailers and stores. Brands can identify affected locations and estimated revenue missed. Consumer Substitution Insights: Shows what shoppers choose when an item is unavailable, including which brands and products capture that demand and the estimated revenue tied to those choices. When a shopper's intended product is unavailable, nearly 12% choose a competing brand or product, while more than 40% request a refund rather than select a substitute. Assortment Insights: Gives brands visibility into how their products are listed and presented across retailers on DoorDash. Brands can identify assortment and content gaps, including missing listings and incomplete product details, to help ensure consumers can find and purchase the products they expect. Catalog Editor: Gives eligible brands direct control over product images, descriptions, and categories in Brand Center, helping them keep information accurate and complete across retailers on DoorDash. Brand Center is now available to all U.S. advertisers. Certain Brand Center features are currently available only to eligible advertisers. (C) S&P Capital IQ - 2026

Grok Bot and Connectors in Tesla: 5 details that matter. Table of Contents Grok just expanded from your phone to your dashboard. As of September 22, 2026, Tesla owners can access Grok Bot and Connectors directly inside their vehicles - turning the car into something closer to an AI-powered personal assistant than a navigation terminal. Here's what the update actually means for owners, broken down into the five things worth knowing. 1. Grok Bot can handle real tasks - Not just answers. This isn't a smarter voice assistant for playing music or setting navigation. Grok Bot is designed to execute multi-step tasks: placing a DoorDash order, booking an OpenTable reservation, scheduling a calendar appointment, managing emails. According to background research, it can control 116 out of 170 tested vehicle commands - everything from adjusting climate and seat settings to opening the glovebox and launching websites in the Tesla browser. The distinction matters: previous in-car AI was reactive. Grok Bot is agentic. 2. Connectors are the bridge to your accounts. Grok Bot's real-world usefulness depends entirely on Connectors - the integrations that link Grok to external services like DoorDash, Uber Eats, and OpenTable. Without them, Grok can answer questions but can't actually do things on your behalf. The setup happens outside the car: you add Connectors in the Grok mobile app or at grok.com, and they carry over to your in-vehicle session once you're signed in. Think of Connectors as the permissions layer that makes the assistant actually useful on the road. 3. Grok Bot requires a SuperGrok Heavy subscription. Not every Tesla owner gets the full experience on day one. Grok Bot - the agentic, task-executing tier - is currently exclusive to SuperGrok Heavy subscribers. Basic Grok functions are available without a separate xAI account, but signing in unlocks higher usage limits. According to previous reports, access is expected to expand to additional subscription tiers over time, but no timeline has been confirmed. If you're not on SuperGrok Heavy, you'll have access to Grok's conversational capabilities but not the autonomous task execution. 4. Your car needs the right hardware and software. Compatibility isn't universal. According to background research, Grok requires an AMD infotainment processor and software version 2025.26 or higher. A Premium Connectivity subscription is also required for the feature to function. Compatible models include Model 3, Model Y, Cybertruck - and existing customer-owned Model S and Model X vehicles that meet the hardware requirements. If your car predates the AMD chip generation, Grok won't run regardless of software version. Check your vehicle's About screen to confirm your processor and software version before expecting the feature to appear. 5. The setup takes three steps. Grok's own announcement thread laid out the activation process clearly: The Connectors step is easy to overlook - it has to be done on your phone or a browser, not from the car itself. Set them up before your next drive so the integrations are ready when you need them. The underlying model running in the car is Grok Voice Think Fast 2.0, xAI's speech-to-speech system, which according to background research carries a response latency of approximately 0.70 seconds - fast enough to feel conversational rather than transactional. Whether Grok Bot becomes a genuine daily-use feature or a novelty will depend heavily on how well the Connectors perform in real driving conditions. The capability is now there; the question is whether the execution holds up at highway speed with one eye on the road. Related Gear Gear up your Tesla with tested, custom-fit BASENOR accessories - shop Tesla accessories Sources & reporting notes The links below identify the material source records used for this report. * @grok on X (2026-09-23T01:15:56.000Z) - Direct source * @grok on X (2026-09-23T01:15:57.000Z) - Direct source Source links are preserved as published or accessed. See its editorial standards and corrections policy. BASENOR Newsroom The BASENOR Editorial Desk covers Tesla, SpaceX, and related technology, curating reporting from primary sources - official accounts, regulatory filings, and software release data. Every article passes source-record and fact-checking review before publication. About the newsroom. This report was curated by the BASENOR Editorial Desk from the sources listed above. Read its editorial standards or email [email protected] to report an error. Stay in the Loop Join 27,000+ Tesla owners who get its tips first - plus 10% OFF