Two of the largest online food ordering websites, Seamless and GrubHub, have confirmed Monday that the two companies will merge into one. Further, the businesses announced GrubHub co-founder and CEO Matt Maloney will become the head of the new company, whose name has yet to be revealed. According to reports, the two companies generated a combined $100 million in revenue last year and will likely strengthen the new conglomerate’s presence within the US and the UK. The deal remains subject to approval by antitrust regulators; financial information on the deal was not disclosed.
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