Zomato
Coverage of Zomato in the Nexus archive.
- Why did CCI reject ‘abuse of dominance’ claims against Zomato’s platform fees and delivery charges? | Explained
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) rejected claims that Zomato abused its dominance through platform fees and delivery charges. The watchdog's findings did not support allegations of anti-competitive behavior, leaving implications for regulatory oversight and market practices unclear.
- Shivamogga consumer forum slaps fine on Zomato, hotel for delivering non-veg burger instead of veg burger
The Shivamogga consumer forum has fined Zomato and a hotel for delivering a non-veg burger instead of a veg burger as ordered.
- Cyberabad civic body directs Swiggy, Zomato to delist unlicensed food outlets, seeks details on customer review policy
The Cyberabad civic body has instructed Swiggy and Zomato to remove unlicensed food outlets from their platforms and provide details on their customer review policies. The directive also requires the platforms to verify and maintain accurate geo-locations of listed food establishments, ensuring food is prepared and dispatched only from approved and registered premises.
- Leading aggregators like Swiggy, Zepto, Zomato move Karnataka High Court challenging constitutional validity of State’s gig workers welfare law
Swiggy, Zepto, and Zomato have moved the Karnataka High Court to challenge the constitutional validity of the State’s gig workers welfare law. The companies are disputing the legality of the regulation in a judicial forum.
- Shell Foundation CEO: climate tech works. Getting it to a billion people who need it is the hard part
The Shell Foundation CEO highlights that climate technologies like solar-powered cold storage and electric vehicles are effective but struggle to reach mass markets due to distribution, cost, and financing challenges. Examples include battery-swapping models in India and partnerships with delivery platforms to scale climate solutions.
- Deepinder Goyal: We have a better shot than even Amazon at winning quick commerce
Deepinder Goyal, Zomato co-founder, claims the company has a better chance than Amazon in quick commerce. The article highlights his assertion that 'pain is inevitable but suffering optional' for the business.