Square falls 7% — and it's selling Caviar to DoorDash for $410M

Switch hitters are rare... Square's winning a batting title with its consumer and small biz facing businesses, processing your latte purchase from the neighborhood spot. The digital payments icon announced revenues rose 44% to $1.2B (sounds pretty good). But Square spent so much on growth that it suffered a $7M loss. Here are its 3 areas of focus.

1. Business biz: Square's "seller ecosystem" is for companies. Its software and card-swiping tech helps businesses collect payment for that buddha bowl. Once Square gets to know companies' payments, it can even lend to them.
2. Consumer biz: Square's Cash App is the alt-Venmo that also trades Bitcoin. The peer-to-peer payment app makes up just under a quarter of company revenues, but its physical card can be used anywhere. Plus, it's the #1 free finance app 2 straight quarters.
3. Delivery: Square acquired restaurant delivery app Caviar to get you your chicken curry and process the payment. But now it's making a change...

Who ordered the Caviar?... DoorDash. Square is selling Caviar to another food delivery app. Square CEO Jack Dorsey is busy building payments ecosystems (+side-hustling as Twitter's CEO) — no time to fight in food delivery wars. It's not a bad return though: Square bought Caviar in 2014 for $90M. Now it's selling to DoorDash for $410M of cash and shares.