Uber Technologies is making a $2.3 billion bet on business-to-business food delivery with its acquisition of ezCater, a workplace catering platform whose orders average more than $400. Uber announced Tuesday that it has agreed to acquire Boston-based ezCater in an all-cash transaction that will combine the company's workplace catering business with Uber Eats and Uber for Business. The deal gives Uber access to a large pool of higher-value, scheduled deliveries generated by corporate meetings, employee meal programs and events, according to a news release. EzCater generated more than $2.5 billion in gross bookings during the trailing 12 months, growing in the high teens year over year.
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