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2018: the year entrepreneurs returned to the ecosystem and Uber in review

2018: the year entrepreneurs returned to the ecosystem and Uber in review

Tuesday January 01, 2019 , 2 min Read

Happy New Year!

We are officially in 2019 - a whole new year - a blank canvas ready for us to fill in colourful memories, success stories, opportunities to win over, and so much more. If 2018 wasn't your year, believe that 2019 will be. Believe in that and work towards the success you know you deserve.

We know it's a lot of pressure: to have the perfect beginning, to make a good first impression and to make sure the first step is the right one. Don't worry too much. Just start with one small step, then another and then the next. 2019 is your year to conquer!

And promise to bring you the best, most positive stories every single day. That's just one of our promises to you for 2019

Cheers!


Cred, INDWealth, Vokal, Cube Wealth and BAC Acquisitions - all incorporated in 2018 and all have one thing in common. All are ventures of former startup entrepreneurs and superstars of the ecosystem, coming back in for a new inning. Why do entrepreneurs like Kunal Shah, Ashish Kashyap, Aprameya Radhakrishna, Satyen Kothari and Sachin Bansal keep coming back?

Second time startup founders, entrepreneurs

Uber in review

IPO. New CEO. Air Taxis. Uber flew quite high in 2018. The year was all about fixing the mess it went through in 2017. With Dara Khosrowshahi firmly in the driver's seat, the San-Francisco based ride-hailing giant took some bold decisions. From announcing Uber Air to a secretive IPO, here’s what went down.

Uber, 2018, timeline, yourstory.com

Ecommerce milestones

The year 2018 saw a lot of activity in the ecommerce sector, especially concerning Flipkart. In 2017, ecommerce startups raised the most amount of funding. This year, they lost out to fintech but the sector still made news with the world’s largest ecommerce deal. Who made the headlines and why?


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