India's electric two-wheeler market saw a strong rebound in May. Registrations rose significantly, recovering from a dip in April. Major pl...

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The ⁠Singapore-based company earlier this year expanded outside Southeast Asia for the first time when it purchased Delivery Hero's Foodpan...

The Taiwan purchase gives ⁠the ⁠Singapore-based company a sizeable delivery foothold beyond Southeast Asia in its pursuit of a broader expa...

Total segment revenue grew 27% on a like-for-like basis to 3.7 billion euros ($4.3 billion) in the second quarter, the company said, above ...

The company has reduced the workforce of its Berlin headquarters and global service roles by around 13% this year, it said in a statement.

Hero MotoCorp said it expects demand to remain optimistic on the back of the recent product launches in the premium segment and ongoing fes...

The Berlin-based company expects its GMV to grow between 5% and 7% in constant currency this year.

Shadowfax, a crowdsourced platform for last-mile delivery, had recently announced converting 75 per cent of its fleet to EVs by 2024.

The group said it has further cemmented its place as a reliable supplier in the global market while bringing suppliers and manufacturers un...

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Zomato’s decision to sell the UAE business comes at a time when it is in talks to raise $500 million to $1 billion in fresh funds.

Volume rose 23 per cent on account of higher growth in the rural market.

The move will also see Ola invest another $200 million, as it takes on rival UberEats and incumbents like Zomato and Swiggy.

The deal sees Delivery Hero exiting the Indian food services market to focus more on growth markets such as Latin America and Europe.