Flipkart-owned Cleartrip plans to diversify its business beyond flights to achieve breakeven by scaling its hotel, train, and bus verticals. Manjari Singhal called Cleartrip India’s second-largest air-bookings player and “fourth-ish” in hotels, but provided no market-share data. She said approaching the leader would take “a couple of years”.
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Meta, Anthropic in talks for potential $10 billion compute lease deal
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Tata Electronics cyberattack: Mandiant recommendations implemented to prevent future breaches
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Stable policy push for ISM 2.0; Wipro misses Q1 estimates
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