Kamis, 16 April 2015

40% revenue to come from delivery in 3-6 months: FoodPanda

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F ood ordering platform FoodPanda has forayed into food delivery segment in the country and expects about 40 percent of its revenues in 3-6 ...

Avaya eyes India's smart city push in expansion bid

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A s the government makes a push for smart cities, global companies are lining up for opportunities that India will provide in the coming yea...

Ola raises funds, aims to be in 200 cities by year end: CEO

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The company will be launching newer categories and taking some of its existing categories into the 100 cities where it is currently present....

Cairn India vs Taxman case hearing begins

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The Delhi High Court has begun hearing the Rs 20,000 crore tax battle between Cairn India and the tax department. The taxman is alleging tha...

MakeMyTrip initiates to encourage visitors to Kashmir

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O nline travel firm MakeMyTrip is wooing domestic tourists to Kashmir offering attractive packages as it supports the state government to br...

Govt owes around Rs 600 cr to Air India for VVIP travel

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Air India is surviving on a bailout package approved in 2012. Besides a debt of Rs 40,000 crore, the airline had reported losses to the tune...
Rabu, 15 April 2015

SBI Card's valuation begins as partner GE Caps plans exit

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SBI, the nation's largest lender, entered the credit card business in 1998 by roping in GE Capital India, consumer finance arm of GE Cap...

Satyam case: Special court reserves order on Raju's appeal

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Raju and seven others had filed the appeal in the Metropolitan Sessions Court on April 13 seeking to set aside the trial court's judgeme...

Petrol price cut by 80 p, diesel to be cheaper by Rs 1.30

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This makes it the second reduction in fuel prices this month. Prices of petrol and diesel were last revised downwards on April 2, by Rs. 0.4...

Cleartrip pulls out of Internet.org, backs net neutrality

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Details of the decision to withdraw from Internet.org, which was launched in February this year in India, could not come through as an e-mai...