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WeWork Is Only Making Life Harder For Lockdown-Hit Indian Startups
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Startups Like WeWork And Oyo Are Learning The Language Of Profitability The Hard Way
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Indian Travellers Are Chasing Cheap Chills This Winter
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OYO Already Had The Bucks. Now It Has A CEO Who Can Use Them.
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How 5-star Hotels Are Using Tech To Improve Customer Relations
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Oyo builds tech arsenal to cope with expansion
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Can a former OYO Rooms executive build a rival hotel aggregator that lasts?
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Indian Startups Should Focus On Sustainability, Stop Chasing Unicorn Tag
The next company that is being greenlighted to enter the prestigious Unicorn club of startups is Oyo Rooms, a SoftBank-backed budget hotel aggregator. On Oyo’s likelihood of becoming a unicorn, Sanchit Vir Gogia, Chief Analyst and CEO, Greyhound Research, said…
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WhatsApp Wants To Be A Business Platform
Allowing video calls on WhatsApp, which is otherwise a simple messaging app owned by Facebook, was the last big feature launched before it starts making money. Knowing the phone number and device of use is enough, says Sanchit Vir Gogia,…
With a million sales, mobility security company Airwatch gains traction
VMware’s mobility security company Airwatch has sold over a million licenses in India in a little over a year of operations, and is being looked at as a serious name in the mobile device management space in India. According to…
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Are we celebrating SoftBank and Nikesh Arora too soon?
Around two years ago, India’s technology startup space was dominated by American investors such as Tiger Global and Sequoia Capital. But it all started changing in October 2014 when Japan’s SoftBank announced investments of around $800 million in two Indian…
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