The CEO of GrubHub is facing backlash for a companywide email he sent out the day after Election Day. In an email Wednesday to the food delivery website's more than 1,000 employees, Matt Maloney told workers that if they agreed with Donald Trump's "hateful politics," then they had "no place" at the company:
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