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Why was Uber Eats discontinued has anyone really thought of it? Is it because it was not on profit or is it because they wanted to discontinue it. What if Uber eats was not discontinued? Will they be the kings of the food delivery industry!

There were few folks trying to assist users whose grievances with food delivery or other consumer services were not addressed properly and thus trying to make it easier for them to escalate it to the government's consumer court. Are there any such so

Welcome to Business Stories #3 Zomato's Case Study ■Introduction Introduction !? ...Everybody know Zomato ;) ■Initial Phase Struggles ●Scaling: Manganing Expanding operation was a headache ●Revenue:Finding long term income sources ●Tech Issue:

Revolutionize Food Delivery with a Decentralized Approach Traditional food delivery platforms charge high commissions, inflate prices, and limit earning opportunities for delivery partners. My decentralized food delivery app aims to solve these issu

I am developing Simple mvp (App) which can compare prices between different products and services eg:grocery, cab service, food delivery, pharmacy, fashion etc But the problem is API since the only api available to integrate is for Ola and Uber

Welcome to OUT OF THE BOX MARKETING! EP=14 (Heetch) Heetch, like Ola, is a raid booking platform in France with only one competitor, UBER. However, because they were new and had little money to spend on marketing, they devised a great strategy. But

2/25 Failed food startups journey Hello, everyone here is the thread of failed startups after enormous success 📈 TinyOwl, a food ordering and delivery startup, hit the scene in 2014, boasting a team of bright minds from IIT Bombay. They were all a

As a cloud kitchen owner, I’m raising awareness about the challenges we face on delivery platforms like Zomato. They charge a 30% commission per order, and with an additional 10% government tax, we’re left with just 60% of the order value. From this,

Zomato: A Menu That Changed the Game In 2008, Deepinder Goyal noticed a simple problem, his colleagues were wasting time hunting for restaurant menus. Instead of ignoring it, he turned the problem into an idea:- scanning and uploading menus online.

Is it feasible to build a not-for-profit organization that competes directly with Swiggy and Zomato (restaurant discovery and food delivery platforms)? What would the challenges be, and how might one structure such an organization to succeed in this