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Would Women Pay Little Extra Or Same Price As Ola/Uber If They Had A Option Of Female Drivers And With 100% responsibility of safety?

Would Women Pay Little Extra Or Same Price As Ola/Uber If They Had A Option Of Female Drivers And With 100% responsibility of safety?

Before Facebook, MySpace ruled the internet. – 300 Million users. – A $12B valuation. It was the king of social media. But by 2010, it was a relic of the past. What really happened? Here's the untold story behind the fall of MySpace. In 2003, Tom

1. Facebook beat MySpace. 2. Google beat Yahoo. 3. Apple beat Blackberry. 4. Netflix beat Blockbuster. 5. Uber beat Lyft (for now). 6. Amazon beat Borders. 7. Instagram beat Flickr. 8. Microsoft beat Netscape. 9. Airbnb beat hotels. 10. Spotify beat

SKT Cabs – Redefining the Way India Travels! No more driver-user conflicts. No more poor-condition cabs. No more last-minute cancellations. Drivers earn a fair income with dignity. And guess what? We are not just another OLA or UBER clone. We bring

People criticize Bhavish Aggarwal a little too much for "copying" Uber. Bhavish Aggarwal is criticized for copying an startup idea which already existed in the US. I don't think it makes sense to do so, Uber started in 2009, Uber was not a big hit

What’s your point of view on this? Some Indian unicorns are inspired by American companies. For example: Zomato is similar to doordash Flipkart resembles Amazon Ola is modeled after Uber Which startups are currently booming in the U.S. that have

Starting a Startup ≠ Reinventing the Wheel You don’t need to be unique to build a successful startup—you need to solve a problem better than others. Many of India’s biggest startups weren’t original ideas; they were adaptations. Flipkart → Amazon-i

Ola’s Masterplan Isn’t Cabs—It’s Control Everyone thinks Ola is a ride-hailing company. But that's just the entry point. Ola isn't in the transport business. It's in the infrastructure game—digital and physical. Step 1: Start with Movement Ola d