Why Market Share Concerns Shouldn't Be Eating At GrubHub

That GrubHub and its sister site Seamless are two of the primary sources of sustenance for the young and culinary-impaired has done little to help shares of GrubHub's stock over the past few months: the food-ordering service is down 11% since the start of 2015 and more than 30% off the year-to-date high it hit on April 27. The fall is a result of investor fears regarding the company's market share -- and, importantly, its ability to grow its market share -- but according to one Wall Street analy...