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Earlier this month, Uber launched its on-demand courier service, Uber Connect, in Nigeria to provide B2B and B2C deliveries in Lagos.
Dunzo Set to Pilot Drone Delivery of Medicines, COVID-19 Vaccines in Telangana Dunzo’s drone deliveries will begin in the state as soon as it gets a go-ahead from local authorities. By Jagmeet Singh | Updated: 1 June 2021 15:35 IST Photo Credit: Pexels/ Inmortal Producciones Dunzo is amongst the entities allowed to conduct BVLOS experimental drone flights in India Highlights It could help provide medicines and vaccines in remote areas Dunzo has seen 350 percent growth in medicine orders since January Dunzo on Tuesday announced that it is all set to pilot dro...
Covid Hero from Kolkata: Home-chef cooks free meals for patients Covid Hero from Kolkata: Home-chef cooks free meals for patients Sujata Rampuria, a home-chef from Kolkata, has been cooking free meals for Covid-19 patients. advertisement Sujata Rampuria provides free meals to Covid-19 patients in Kolkata. As Covid-19 pandemic continues to terrorise India, there are people who are selflessly helping others. These warriors are cooking up a storm in their kitchen and doing their bit by providing food to Covid-stricken families. Today's Covid Hero is Sujata Rampuria, 39, a home-chef from Park Str...
Advertisement My Uber driver struggles to find the tech giant’s Melbourne headquarters because the offices are unmarked, tucked away discreetly at the back of a building in South Yarra in inner Melbourne. It’s perhaps not surprising that the $130 billion company which has attracted scrutiny for everything from its refusal to classify its drivers as employees to the hefty commission it takes from local restaurant industries wants to keep a low profile at times. I’m headed to Uber’s offices to meet Susan Anderson who has spent the last few years as head of Uber for Australia and New Zea...
Advertisement My Uber driver struggles to find the tech giantâs Melbourne headquarters because the offices are unmarked, tucked away discreetly at the back of a building in South Yarra in inner Melbourne. Itâs perhaps not surprising that the $130 billion company which has attracted scrutiny for everything from its refusal to classify its drivers as employees to the hefty commission it takes from local restaurant industries wants to keep a low profile at times. Iâm headed to Uberâs offices to meet Susan Anderson who has spent the last few years as head of Uber for Australia...