India, U.K. biz fight Covid-19 together
Besides India-based unicorns OYO and Ola offering support in the U.K., a host of firms from both nations have pivoted to deal with the impact of the pandemic.
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Ride-hailing firms try to ease lockdown pain
Ola has launched the ‘Ola Emergency’ service, while Uber has partnered with retail chains in the county to deliver groceries to people who cannot go out.
I am tech: The narrative-stretching playbook
Life was easy when Apple was a mere fruit.
After Japan, Paytm eyes developed markets
Founder and CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma says Paytm’s technologies are not just for emerging markets, but for developed markets, too. However, India remains the focus.
Indian workers: Economic slowdown’s worst casualties?
High unemployment combined with a declining real wage rate in a labour-surplus nation will continue to impose negative effects on components of growth.
Dunzo raises $45 million from Google and others
The startup plans to utilise the funds to expand its hyperlocal delivery service across the country.
Can Indian startups lead the digital era?
Indian startups, both B2B and B2C, have gone global by venturing into diverse markets. But if they are to lead the digital era, maintaining status quo won’t do.
Uber and SUN Mobility tie up for e-auto fleet
As part of the deal, SUN Mobility will offer its energy infrastructure platform to a select number of original equipment manufacturers for building e-autos.
Can Uber’s Qute ride ease Bengaluru’s traffic blues?
Uber in partnership with Bajaj Auto is piloting a new transportation service in Bengaluru which uses quadricycles made by the automaker.
Hyundai and Kia Motors to invest $300 million in Ola
Hyundai Motor Group, which owns both automakers, says the investment is part of its plan to transform into a provider of smart mobility solutions.
