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"Silent one please": Woman passenger praises Uber driver's 'ride menu' with four options, lets riders decide the journey styleAfter a long and exhausting business trip, a woman passenger shares her experience of choosing a “silent ride” option offered by her Uber d...- What is Uber's new women-only feature in US, and why is it being challenged in court? Here's eligibility and rulesWhat is Uber's new women-only feature in US, and why is it being challenged in court? Uber launched a feature that allows women riders and ...
- Amazon's $35 billion India top-up; Meesho investors hit jackpotAmazon is doubling down on its long-term plans in India. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Uber rolls out new feature letting women avoid male riders and drivers — here’s how it worksUber is launching a new feature for women's safety. It will allow female riders and drivers to match only with other women. The pilot progr...
- Uber stock skyrockets 7% today - what's driving the move? Know the detailsUber stock skyrockets 7% today after launching self-driving taxis in Atlanta and receiving major analyst upgrades, sparking excitement amon...
- Uber bets on affordability with shared fixed-route rides, expanded passesUber's new "Route Share" ride option will cost half as much as the company's UberX ride-hail service, by providing pickups every 20 minutes...
- Lenders turn to AI; Flipkart re-ups war chestHappy Thursday! Lenders are turning to fintech startups for smarter debt collection solutions as unsecured loan stress rises. This and more...
- Uber launches teen-focused ride-hailing service in IndiaRolled out in 37 cities, including Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Kolkata, the service incorporates GPS tracking, re...
- Uber for Teens launched in India: Who is eligible, what are the benefits & how can you use the ride-hailing service for your kidsUber has introduced 'Uber for Teens,' a service for 13- to 17-year-olds in 37 Indian cities, emphasizing safety and convenience. The servic...
- Uber Q4 Results: Company projects quarterly bookings below estimates hurt by strong dollarUber Technologies forecast current-quarter bookings below Wall Street estimates on Wednesday, joining a slew of U.S. companies in warning t...
- Uber projects quarterly bookings below estimates hurt by strong dollarUber's Q1 bookings forecast fell short of Wall Street expectations, citing a strong dollar impact. However, the company surpassed Q4 revenu...
- Rebel Foods’ funding; gig workers in demandHappy Monday! Cloud kitchen firm Rebel Foods is in talks for a $100-150 million funding round. Details of this and more in today’s ETtech M...
- Uber hits record high after unveiling first-ever $7-billion share buybackInvestors cheered the plans, with shares rising 12%, on the same day that thousands of drivers for Uber, rival Lyft and food delivery app D...
- Uber unveils maiden $7 billion share buyback after first profitable yearOver the next three years the ride-hailing firm expects gross bookings growth in the mid to high teens percentage and adjusted core profit ...
- UK's Deliveroo sees expansion into non-food driving growthThe group, which competes with Just Eat Takeaway.com and Uber Eats in markets in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, said it had launched "De...
- Rakesh Jhunjhunwala iffy on internet companies; bets on TaMo, PSBs, small private lendersIn an exclusive interview with ET NOW, Jhunjhunwala said investors still underappreciated the ability of Tata Group.
- Uber’s India doom is written after Singapore falls to GrabJust as Singapore's fall was the beginning of the end of Britain's sway in Asia, so will ceding the city make it very hard now for Uber to ...
- After China, Uber all set to exit another marketUnder terms of the proposed agreement, Grab would buy out Uber’s operations in certain markets in Southeast Asia and Uber will take a stake...
- #Virushka, #MeToo: Hashtags on Twitter that shook things upLet’s take a walk down Twitter lane and see the hashtags that made all the difference.
- As the heady double-digit growth disappears, the IT-BPO sector needs to develop next-gen skillsWe can’t look at late-teens growth now, industry has to accept 8-11 per cent growth as the new normal, said Sandeep Nayak, partner, Bain & ...
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