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In a move to expand to it's base in India, ride booking giant Uber is partnering with Meta (erstwhile Facebook) to let users book their journey via the messaging platform WhatsApp.
Users can register, book rides and receive trip receipts entirely within the WhatsApp chat interface as per the new plan. To book an Uber the customer would just need to send a message to a WhatsApp chatbot.Booking a ride via WhatsApp is starting in English only, but will be expanded to other Indian languages soon, Uber said in a statement. 
The integration that risks making Uber’s own app unnecessary is being kickstarted in Lucknow and is expected to expand to other parts of the country rapidly. The Meta-owned messenger service WhatsApp has more than half a billion users in India, its largest single user base.The partnership comes just days after India's richest man Mukesh Ambani also tied up with WhatsApp to boost the online order and delivery mechanism for their retail arm Jio Mart. 

You will now be able to book an Uber via WhatsApp

Groceries and now Uber, everything moves to WhatsApp

<ul>
<li>Uber&nbsp;allows users to book cab via&nbsp;WhatsApp</li>
<li>Uber&nbsp;launches pilot WhatsApp&nbsp;booking in Lucknow</li>
<li>Users can book uber using chatbot in&nbsp;WhatsApp</li>
<li>Uber: WhatsApp&nbsp;booking currently available only in English, to expand soon</li>
<li>WhatsApp has more than half a billion users in India</li>
<li>Uber's partnership comes right after Jio&nbsp;Mart's tie-up with WhatsApp&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Recently JioMart&nbsp;tied up with WhatsApp for ordering and delivery for groceries as well.&nbsp;

In a move to expand to it's base in India,&nbsp;ride booking giant Uber&nbsp;is partnering with Meta (erstwhile Facebook) to let users book their journey via the messaging platform WhatsApp.
Users can register, book rides and receive trip receipts entirely within the WhatsApp chat interface as per the new plan. To book an Uber,&nbsp;the customer would just need to send a message to a WhatsApp chatbot.
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The integration that risks making&nbsp;Uber&rsquo;s own app unnecessary is being kickstarted in&nbsp;Lucknow&nbsp;and is expected to expand to other parts of the country rapidly.&nbsp;The Meta-owned messenger service WhatsApp has more than half a billion users in India, its largest single user base. The partnership comes just days after India's richest man Mukesh&nbsp;Ambani also tied up with WhatsApp&nbsp;to boost the online order and delivery mechanism for their retail arm Jio&nbsp;Mart.&nbsp;
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Here are the top global business news headlines you need to know-:

Uber's&nbsp;Big Buy:&nbsp;Uber Freight, the rideshare company&rsquo;s trucking divisionto buy a company that makes software to manage shipping for $2.25 billion.&nbsp;The deal is expected to help Uber&rsquo;s trucking division reach profitability
Twitter Earnings Boost:&nbsp;Twitter posts fastest revenue growth since 2014 in pandemic rebound,&nbsp;Twitter&rsquo;s revenue grew 74% year over year. Clocking in revenue worth&nbsp;$1.19 billion which exceeded analyst estimates.
JPMorgan's Crypto&nbsp;Catch: Becomes the first bank to give retail wealth clients access to crypto&nbsp;funds. The bank reportedly old advisors in a memo that they can now take orders to buy and sell five cryptocurrency products,


Global News Wrap: Uber's big buy, Bitcoin bet by JPMorgan, Twitter's stellar revenues

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Here are the top global business news headlines you need to know-:
<ul>
<li>Uber's&nbsp;Big Buy:&nbsp;Uber Freight, the rideshare company&rsquo;s trucking divisionto buy a company that makes software to manage shipping for $2.25 billion.&nbsp;The deal is expected to help Uber&rsquo;s trucking division reach profitability</li>
<li>Twitter Earnings Boost:&nbsp;Twitter posts fastest revenue growth since 2014 in pandemic rebound,&nbsp;Twitter&rsquo;s revenue grew 74% year over year. Clocking in revenue worth&nbsp;$1.19 billion which exceeded analyst estimates.</li>
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Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9v5s">Twitter's&nbsp;new privacy policy</a>
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<li>JPMorgan's <a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9v5s">Crypto&nbsp;Catch</a>: Becomes the first bank to give retail wealth clients access to crypto&nbsp;funds. The bank reportedly old advisors in a memo that they can now take orders to buy and sell five cryptocurrency products,</li>
</ul>

Bars, restaurants, popular brands are motivating people to get vaccinated by offering up to 50% discounts. Check the offers by McDonald's, Uber, BoAt, IndiGo.

Got your Covid jab? Get ready for discount offers at bars & restaurants

Bars, restaurants, and popular brands are motivating people to get vaccinated by offering up to 50% discounts.

Got your Covid jab? Now grab up to 50% discount at a bar or restaurant!

Get vaccinated and grab amazing offers being introduced by bars, restaurants and even banks. Here is the list of places where you can enjoy discounts after getting your jabs:
- Bars, clubs and restaurants in Gurugram&nbsp;offering&nbsp;up to 50% off for those fully vaccinated and up to 25% for those who have got at least a single dose.
- Dominos&nbsp;Pizza is offering a total discount of&nbsp;₹400, which can be claimed on four orders with a rebate of&nbsp;₹100 being offered on each order.
-&nbsp;McDonald's is offering a 20% discount on meals.
-&nbsp;Grofers is offering a month's subscription to its loyalty program.
-&nbsp;Home appliances maker Godrej has extended product warranties to vaccinated persons.
- IndiGo is offering a discount of up to 10% on airline tickets for vaccinated Indians.
-&nbsp;Radisson Hotel in Hyderabad&nbsp;has come up with a &lsquo;vaccination package&rsquo;, priced at ₹2,999, which includes a comfortable stay along with vaccination.
-&nbsp;BoAt is offering a 25% discount on its products.
-&nbsp;Uber&nbsp;offering free rides to and from vaccination centres.
-&nbsp;BharatPe&nbsp;is running an instant cashback offer on uploading vaccination certificates.
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Bars, restaurants, banks along with many popular brands are now offering up to&nbsp;50% discount to the people who have got vaccinated against Covid-19.

Get vaccinated and grab amazing offers being introduced by bars, restaurants and even banks. Here is the list of places where you can enjoy discounts after getting your Covid-19 jabs:
- Bars, clubs and restaurants in Gurugram&nbsp;are&nbsp;offering&nbsp;up to 50% off for those who are fully vaccinated and up to 25% for those who have got at least a single dose.
- Dominos&nbsp;Pizza is offering a total discount of&nbsp;₹400, which can be claimed on four orders with a rebate of&nbsp;₹100 being offered on each order.
-&nbsp;McDonald's is offering a 20% discount on meals, if you are vaccinated.
-&nbsp;Grofers is offering a month's subscription to its loyalty program.
-&nbsp;Home appliances maker Godrej has extended product warranties to vaccinated persons.
- IndiGo is offering a discount of up to 10% on airline tickets for vaccinated Indians.
-&nbsp;Radisson Hotel in Hyderabad&nbsp;has come up with a &lsquo;vaccination package&rsquo;, priced at ₹2,999, which includes a comfortable stay along with vaccination.
-&nbsp;BoAt is offering a 25% discount on its products.
-&nbsp;Uber&nbsp;offering free rides to and from vaccination centres.
-&nbsp;BharatPe&nbsp;is running an instant cashback offer on uploading vaccination certificates.

A Uber passenger and her two friends&nbsp;in San Francisco were caught on cam abusing and harassing the driver who insisted that they wear masks. The video taken from Uber security cam shows the woman coughing in the driver's face and then ripping off his mask as well as her fellow passengers laughed and mocked the driver, Subhakar Khadka. A video went viral this week after a freelance journalist tweeted it out, garnering more than 8 million views by early Thursday. San Fransisco police said they are investigating the incident, while both Uber and Lyft said they have banned the rider.

 Uber passenger refuses to wear mask, coughs in driver's face and rips his mask off

A Uber passenger and her two friends&nbsp;in San Francisco were caught on cam abusing and harassing the driver who insisted that they wear masks. Watch the horrible video

Watch: Uber passenger refuses to wear mask, coughs in driver's face and rips his mask

A Uber passenger and her two friends&nbsp;in San Francisco were caught on cam abusing and harassing the driver who insisted that they wear masks. The video taken from Uber security cam shows the woman coughing in the driver's face and then ripping off his mask as well as her fellow passengers laughed and mocked the driver, Subhakar Khadka. A video went viral this week after a freelance journalist tweeted it out, garnering more than 8 million views by early Thursday. San Fransisco police said they are investigating the incident, while both Uber and Lyft said they have banned the rider.

Ride sharing app Uber&nbsp;has announced free rides for those going to avail the&nbsp;second phase of the vaccination drive.&nbsp;The value of each free ride will be maximum of&nbsp;₹150 and a rider is entitled to maximum of two free rides, to and from the vaccination center.
Uber plans on creating and spreading awareness via its app and social media platforms and earmarked ₹10 crore for supporting the vaccination drive.&nbsp;

Uber drives in support for vaccine drive, to provide free rides

Ride sharing app Uber&nbsp;has announced free rides for those going to avail the&nbsp;second phase of the vaccination drive.&nbsp;The value of each free ride will be maximum of&nbsp;₹150 and a rider is entitled to maximum of two free rides, to and from the vaccination center.
Uber plans on creating and spreading awareness via its app and social media platforms and earmarked ₹10 crore for supporting the vaccination drive.&nbsp;

The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to interfere with the orders of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) and the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLAT) which had held that cab aggregators&nbsp;like&nbsp;Ola and Uber do not facilitate cartelisation or anti-competitive practices leading to inflated charges for riders.&nbsp;
The petitioner had approached the CCI alleging that Ola and Uber were engaging in anti-competitive practices. He alleged that the pricing algorithm takes away the freedom of riders,&nbsp;neither are riders able to negotiate fares with individual drivers for rides that are booked through the apps, nor are the drivers able to offer any discounts.
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No cartelisation on part of Ola, Uber: SC

The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to interfere with the orders of the Competition Commission of India (CCI) and the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLAT) which had held that cab aggregators&nbsp;like&nbsp;Ola and Uber do not facilitate cartelisation or anti-competitive practices leading to inflated charges for riders.&nbsp;
The petitioner had approached the CCI alleging that Ola and Uber were engaging in anti-competitive practices. He alleged that the pricing algorithm takes away the freedom of riders,&nbsp;neither are riders able to negotiate fares with individual drivers for rides that are booked through the apps, nor are the drivers able to offer any discounts.
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Uber's new 'selfie with a mask' feature will aid safety 

Uber's new 'selfie with a mask' feature will ensure you wear a mask while riding with the company.&nbsp;

Uber's new 'selfie with a mask' feature will encourage people to wear masks

As part of its latest safety protocols, which applies to both customers and employees, Uber Technologies added a new 'selfie with a mask' feature to encourage everyone to wear a mask.
As of now, the feature will be launched in US and Canada by the end of the month and will be extended to other countries soon after.
The&nbsp;selfie feature can recognise whether the mask has been worn correctly or not. Failure to comply with the rules will lead to deactivation of your Uber&nbsp;account.&nbsp;
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