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  2. Zomato - Wikipedia

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    In November 2022, Zomato introduced Zomato Pay feature, which allowed users to make payments at partner restaurants and avail offers, and partner restaurants to promote themselves. [53] In June 2023, Zomato launched a feature that enabled users to build carts from up to four restaurants and place the order together. [54]

  3. Glovo - Wikipedia

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    Glovo also created "support bubbles" in the app for Ukraine's armed forces while also donating to the Red Cross, providing humanitarian assistance across Ukraine. [ 17 ] Since the start of the war, the company has used Glovo Access to serve more than 114,000 social meals, save 54,000 kg of food, and allow the donation of 1,300 charitable meals ...

  4. Swiggy - Wikipedia

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    Swiggy is an Indian online food ordering and delivery company. Founded in 2014, Swiggy is headquartered in Bangalore and operates in more than 580 Indian cities, as of July 2023. [4]

  5. Urbanspoon - Wikipedia

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    Urbanspoon offered Zomato an annual user base estimated to be approximately 31 million in early 2015 based on app downloads, and a directory of >1 million restaurants; Zomato's intention, based on information from its CEO, Deepinder Goyal, as reported by John Cook of GeekWire, is to give the company "a nice footprint" as it expands in ...

  6. Blinkit - Wikipedia

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    Following this, Zomato granted a US$150 million loan to Blinkit. Zomato had acquired a 10% stake in the company the year prior. [28] [29] Following numerous discussions, on 24 June 2022, Zomato announced that it would acquire Blinkit for US$568 million in an all-stock deal. [15] The acquisition was completed on 10 August 2022. [16] [30]

  7. WordPerfect - Wikipedia

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    WordPerfect (WP) is a word processing application, now owned by Alludo, [3] with a long history on multiple personal computer platforms. At the height of its popularity in the 1980s and early 1990s, it was the market leader of word processors, displacing the prior market leader WordStar.

  8. Amino (app) - Wikipedia

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    [3] [4] Amino's apps had been downloaded 13 million times by July 2016. [5] Fandoms had migrated from websites like Facebook and Reddit to Amino, partly because of the app's mobile-native experience. [citation needed] Before 2016, when a user wanted to join a new Amino, they had to download another app for the Amino they wanted to join.