Thursday, November 21

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Know more About the Newly Launched OnePlus 6T, Sale Starts Today
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Know more About the Newly Launched OnePlus 6T, Sale Starts Today

The all-new OnePlus 6T, the mid-cycle upgrade to OnePlus 6 has been launched in India at a starting price of Rs 37,999 and its sale starts today that is from November 1. OnePlus 6T will be an Amazon exclusive in India, just like previous OnePlus phones. The buyers will be available to purchase the phone exclusively from Amazon India store and also OnePlus' official online retail store. OnePlus 6T made its global debut a day before, on October 29 at an event in New York. Now, it is officially available in India. In India, OnePlus 6T is available in three models.     The website is also providing launch offers from Kindle, Kotak and Reliance Jio are listed as well. People who purchase OnePlus 6T will only have to pay 6 per cent for any Kindle eBook and get a discoun...
Watch out for Samsung Carnival on Amazon : Up to Rs. 5,000 off and Lot More
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Watch out for Samsung Carnival on Amazon : Up to Rs. 5,000 off and Lot More

The largest online retailer Amazon has yet again started its huge sale days with Samsung for all the Samsung lovers in India. The e-tailer will be offering discounts up to Rs. 5000 on Samsung smartphones, watches and accessories during the four-day sale period starting from today (28th – 31st May).   The various blockbuster offers being provided by the e-commerce giant are: 1. Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime - This handset is now available at flat Rs 2,000 discount. The original price of the phone is Rs. 14,990 which can now be purchased at Rs. 12,990. Also, Reliance Jio is giving additional cashback of Rs 2,000 with this smartphone and there is an exchange offer of Rs 11,522. There is also an EMI option starting at Rs 681 per month.   2. Samsung Galaxy On7 Pro - This poc...
BillDesk Looking to Sell For $2 billion
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BillDesk Looking to Sell For $2 billion

BillDesk, a payments gateway is looking to sell its company as the company’s private equity investors want to leave the company due to an overall growing interest of investing in payments market, according to reports. Those investors include private equity companies TA Associates and General Atlantic and venture capital firm Clearstone Venture and government held Singaporean company Temasek Holdings. BillDesk has already contacted three potential buyers in the name of PayU, American Express and PayPal but refused to sell the company below their asking price, which stands between $1.5-2 billion. A price that none of the above-mentioned companies is ready to meet and all three deals fell through due to valuation disagreements. BillDesk decided to keep operating independently until and unl...
AskmeBazaar announces the Launch of Automobile Category, Offers online booking of 2 Wheelers
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AskmeBazaar announces the Launch of Automobile Category, Offers online booking of 2 Wheelers

AskmeBazaar.com, India’s fastest growing online marketplace, today announced the launch of the automobile category on its portal. The company has ventured into two-wheelers (scooters and motorbikes) and will be offering 2-wheelers from 4 renowned brands namely Honda, Piaggio, Suzuki and Royal Enfield. The company is booking orders from Pune in the initial phase and will soon be launching online bookings for automobiles in other major metropolitan cities like Gurgaon, Delhi, Noida, Bangalore, Chennai, etc. The entire booking to delivery process has been automated to deliver convenience of online and includes processes like vehicle registration, finance, insurance, etc. The rates offered are most competitive in the market. Also, AskMe Cashbacks will be available for every booking, as a p...
Yahoo’s Shortlisted Bidders offered Cash Deal
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Yahoo’s Shortlisted Bidders offered Cash Deal

Yahoo Inc has shortlisted close to 10 bidders in the auction for its core Internet assets, including Verizon Communications Inc, with most offers involving cash rather than a combination with another company, according to people familiar with the matter. The shortlist comprises mainly large companies and big private equity firms including TPG Capital LP, and excludes many small companies that proposed some kind of combination, such as privately held Yellow Pages owner YP LLC, the people said this week. The sources declined to divulge the full list. Some bidders that did not make the shortlist because their first-round offers were not specific enough are still being kept close to the process by Yahoo's advisers, the people said. One of those bidders is Liberty Media Corp Chairman J...