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The 40 Under 40 Super Disruptors
The remarkable contribution of the Indian startup segment to the nation’s economy is self-evident. The 40 outstanding disruptors, under the age of 40, are all changing their segments for the better
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MakeMyTrip Lays Off 350 Employees As Travel Industry Still At Halt
The decision was announced by MakeMyTrip CEO Deep Kalra and Group CEO Rajesh Magow in a letter written to its employees, saying that they have analysed the impact closely over the last two months and spent time thinking about business recovery.
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MakeMyTrip Group's Deep Kalra: “We absolutely will compete head on with Airbnb”
About Trump and globalization: "Trump as a political figure will need to say certain things when he gets on a public platform to appease Americans."
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16 Questions For pi Ventures – The Fund For AI/ML/IoT Startups
Contrary to headlines, the size of the fund is not 200 crores, but 195 crores. Investors in the fund include founders of MakeMyTrip and Naukri.com. “…Investors are moving from market share led thesis to intellectual property (IP) … led thesis.”
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Deep Thoughts On Uber Travis
Deep Kalra, CEO and cofounder of MakeMyTrip recently interviewed at TiE Global Summit, cofounder of taxi aggregator, Uber, Travis Kalanick. Kalanick made some strategic mobility sector (read: Volvo) announcements recently, that will likely have some impact on its Indian operations too.
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Open to Taking Indian Citizenship, Travis Kalanik Receives a Helmet from Deep Kalra at the Ongoing TiEGlobalSummit
Autonomous cars is the next road for Uber: says Travis at the TiEGlobalSummit
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MakeMyTrip and ibibo Announce Merger in Biggest Consolidation Move in the OTA Business in India
As part of the deal, Founder Deep Kalra will remain Group CEO and Executive Chairman of MakeMyTrip and Co-founder Rajesh Magow will continue to remain CEO India of MakeMyTrip.
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MakeMyTrip Chief Deep Kalra On Executing On Scale & What Translates To Success In E-commerce
Says companies need to be nimble and humble, and to accept the fact that they can be wrong; encourages young e-commerce players to take advice from everyone
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