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Many of India's big brands such as Swiggy, Justdial, Urban Company, Havells, Dr. Lal Path Labs and Rapido have signed up as customers for Airtel IQ during the beta phase itself, says Bharti Airtel

Paytm said the store will also provide listing and distribution of these mini-apps within the app at no charge and developers will be able to offer users a choice of Paytm Wallet, UPI, Paytm Payments Bank, card payments, and net banking

The online freight aggregators see the situation worsening after the loan moratorium period expires this month prompting recovery agents of banks and financiers to repossess the vehicles for payment defaults

Buoyed by the growth of the segment Rapido now intends to focus heavily on the category and build it to scale. \"Initially our target used to be only 10 per cent of the business, post lockdown we are revising our target to minimum 25 per cent,\" says Aravind Sanka, Co-Founder, Rapido

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To retain and sustain this demand, bike rental start-ups are emphasising on two things - one, change in business model, and the another, focus on sanitisation

The company has been operating delivery services for B2B clients namely Zomato, Swiggy, Delhivery.com, Myntra, Eat.Fit to name a few for close to two years now

Due to its crowdsourcing nature, users can share their feedback about any particular store such as if the store is open or not, hygiene standards at the store, products available and much more

COVID-19 lockdown has forced FMCG companies to step out of their comfort zones, as manpower shortage and shutting down of stores has brought the traditional distribution mechanism to a grinding halt

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The company would now be catering customers across 90 cities in the country and around 70 per cent of its fleet are on-ground to facilitate the supplies of essential commodities

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Bengaluru-based urban mobility start-up Yulu Bikes provides bicycles and battery-operated two-wheelers to solve first and last-mile connectivity issues

\"It's a temporary suspension and if they give us a satisfactory response, then we won't need to implement the ban,\" says a government official.

\"The brand is now very strong, and it will now leverage the strength of the overall group. I feel good about it,\" Ananth Narayana told Business Today.