The CEO wants to prove that the start-up has evolved past a raucous, and profligate, tech-bro culture. But Uber's past is simply not that far gone.
How America's obsession with long hours has widened the gender gap
The e-pharmacy platform plans to invest $100 million to expand its operations, build additional services and gain greater market share
Odisha created an example of sorts for the world showing excellent disaster management skills
Two of China's 34 regions are quietly leading a boom in cultivating cannabis to produce cannabidiol, even though it has not been authorised for consumption in China
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The 10-story Jewel, offering visitors a forest, indoor waterfall and more than 280 stores and restaurants, hopes to make the Singapore airport a destination in itself
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The new venture has earned revenues of Rs 1 crore over the past four months and is in talks to raise $2 million in seed money
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