Forbes India Magazine - September 13, 2019
In this issue
The current issue of Forbes India is about the future of food at a time when Zomato and other food aggregators are at loggerheads with restaurateurs over the issue of deep discounts. Taking this as the backdrop, we have stories on what the protests led to and whether businesspeople in India can take a sociocultural stand, among others. We even highlight a major issue plaguing India: Millions not being able to access food despite there being plenty of it. Also, there is a story on innovation versus imitation, and the role of private equity players in the food industry. And an article on the most ordered dish on Uber Eats: A vegetarian hotdog.
Pressing The EV Accelerator
The government is making a fervent push for electric mobility and the two-wheeler industry is on its toes to meet the growing demand.
7 mins
Putting Data to Work
Atlan is helping governments and companies manage and analyse data to achieve better and faster results.
5 mins
What We Built Is Sustainable, Not Glamorous
Stuart Crighton of Cleartrip talks about staying focussed on consumers and products in the highly competitive sector of online travel aggregators.
5 mins
Deep Discounting Is Not A Great Thing For Anybody
Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal reckons the #Logout campaign won’t determine the future of food tech or the restaurant industry in India. Edited excerpts from an interview.
5 mins
Forbes India Magazine Description:
Publisher: Digital18
Category: Business
Language: English
Frequency: Fortnightly
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