Just a month after it became India’s latest unicorn (a startup valued at over $1 billion), hotel-room aggregator OYO has hired a professional with an ace track record to head its business in its largest markets—India and Nepal.
Uber has come up with an innovative solution to make its life easier in India.
Six months after Flipkart, India’s largest homegrown e-commerce firm was acquired by the world’s largest retailer, Walmart, both its founders have left the building—one more unceremoniously than the other.
Ola is replicating its tried and tested formula from its home country, India, in international markets: underwriting customers, incentivising drivers.
Until two years ago, Roshan Baid did not know that eight PET bottles of fizzy drinks can be turned into one sports t-shirt.
Amazon and Flipkart are making life hard for the smaller Indian online grocery retailers.
Are you baffled by your posts vanishing at random from Facebook recently? Or by entire accounts getting deleted or suspended?
A standoff between the taxi drivers’ association and ride-hailing companies Ola and Uber has crippled India’s financial capital, Mumbai.
Oncology has evolved over the years in India. But, the term cancer still evokes shock and fear.
India seems to be a land of online bullies.
The Indian information technology (IT) industry seems to be getting its mojo back.
India’s largest homegrown mobility firm is betting on a dead company to strengthen its food-delivery business.
It sat out the Indian e-commerce game for nearly a year. Now, Snapdeal wants to make a comeback.
Festival season is battle season in India for online retailers.
