The only reason Uber survived in USA is because taxi cab companies weren't billionaires they were small business owners didn't have the lobbying capacity to bribe politicians
nicholas_marsh3 months, 2 weeks ago
Forget about Uber, entrepreneurship is difficult in India
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robert.maldonado3 months, 2 weeks ago
Uber would have functioned in india as long as they funded political parties in India
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naksh_chaudhry3 months, 2 weeks ago
We need to thanks the humongous taxi lobbies for that😂😂😂
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kristin.ford3 months, 2 weeks ago
Arre taklu… then how did Ola make.. same timeline… kuch bhi… kabhi aa tujhe sikhao.. out of touch uncle
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crystal_ramirez3 months, 2 weeks ago
"Oohhh I am not allowed to break laws here" ahh statement
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suzannelloyd4763 months, 2 weeks ago
Well one Hotmail wonder, Uber and Ola are running. Maybe stick to your one email client. Also it did faced friction worldwide and not just India.
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christopher_thompson3 months, 2 weeks ago
This guy has achieved nothing except hotmail which was also saved by Microsoft. A real entrepreneur would have kept building things
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hortensepoirier4533 months, 2 weeks ago
Uber is illegal.
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angela_rodriguez3 months, 2 weeks ago
Where did the money come from? How many taxi driver jobs it destroyed? Destroying a regulated industry, lobbying at high level, manipulating ride fares, banking shit tons of money
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wandamyst13 months, 2 weeks ago
Gst officers wouldn't let uber grow in India.
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amanda.matthews3 months, 2 weeks ago
The difference is that the US is capitalistic and India is socialist trying to become capitalist. So its useless to compare countries. We can try to compare our countries but its pointless till we solve education and gdp per capita on a large scale first, increase our exports exponentially.
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robinhollow773 months, 2 weeks ago
Thats a BS statement. Its much harder to break laws in the US compared to India. Here people would have came to protest, there people will sue the company to ground. It was possible because of capital and not regulations.
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jonathan.hill3 months, 2 weeks ago
Baabus of India will witchhunt you if you will say innovation 2 times in one day 😂
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bryanmyst973 months, 2 weeks ago
sorry but that is a lie, and you know it. there are still multiple active lawsuits on uber, and they did not shutdown because they settled in court :)
The only reason Uber survived in USA is because taxi cab companies weren't billionaires they were small business owners didn't have the lobbying capacity to bribe politicians
Forget about Uber, entrepreneurship is difficult in India
Uber would have functioned in india as long as they funded political parties in India
We need to thanks the humongous taxi lobbies for that😂😂😂
Arre taklu… then how did Ola make.. same timeline… kuch bhi… kabhi aa tujhe sikhao.. out of touch uncle
"Oohhh I am not allowed to break laws here" ahh statement
Well one Hotmail wonder, Uber and Ola are running. Maybe stick to your one email client. Also it did faced friction worldwide and not just India.
This guy has achieved nothing except hotmail which was also saved by Microsoft. A real entrepreneur would have kept building things
Uber is illegal.
Where did the money come from? How many taxi driver jobs it destroyed? Destroying a regulated industry, lobbying at high level, manipulating ride fares, banking shit tons of money
Gst officers wouldn't let uber grow in India.
The difference is that the US is capitalistic and India is socialist trying to become capitalist. So its useless to compare countries. We can try to compare our countries but its pointless till we solve education and gdp per capita on a large scale first, increase our exports exponentially.
Thats a BS statement. Its much harder to break laws in the US compared to India. Here people would have came to protest, there people will sue the company to ground. It was possible because of capital and not regulations.
Baabus of India will witchhunt you if you will say innovation 2 times in one day 😂
sorry but that is a lie, and you know it. there are still multiple active lawsuits on uber, and they did not shutdown because they settled in court :)