With OYO layoffs, the whole matter of WeWork and SoftBank, the world of startups it seems, is seeing a shift in perspective. While getting funding and hacking growth was a huge priority for many golden startups in India, now it seems the focus has shifted to becoming profitable and watching that bottom line too. Amidst this chaos, we see news of Zomato acquiring Uber Eats, Uber’s food business in India. What does this deal mean for Zomato and Uber Eats? What repercussions does it have on the food delivery market in India? And if you have to discuss this deal during your GD-PI process, what bare minimum do you need to know to form an educated opinion? In this article, we deconstruct the Zomato - Uber Eats deal to help you with GD-PI prep.
24 January, 2020
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The Zomato-Uber Eats Deal Explained | Eating Your Way Through GD-PI Prep
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