Quick commerce may drop 10 minute delivery amid strike and government action

Quick commerce may drop 10 minute delivery amid strike and government action

The government move to ask major delivery platforms to drop the 10-minute delivery mandate has prompted quick commerce players to rethink one of the sector’s most aggressive promises. Delivery firms that built their models around ultra-fast fulfilment are now evaluating how to balance speed, safety, cost and worker welfare without the pressure of an across-the-board … Read more

Major bank backs cable operator refinancing to reshape private equity debt

Major bank backs cable operator refinancing to reshape private equity debt

JPMorgan is arranging an additional loan of roughly $1.1 billion to help Altice USA refinance debt ahead of an early repayment penalty. The move arrives as creditors remain on edge after a surprise antitrust lawsuit and a controversial debt transaction that unsettled the market. What’s happening The new financing is intended to replace existing obligations … Read more

New long haul jets to enter international routes starting this February

New long haul jets to enter international routes starting this February

New long-haul aircraft arrives in February From February, the airline will begin operating a Boeing 787-9 on its international long-haul services. This marks a clear step in the carrier’s fleet modernisation and signals a renewed focus on competitive long-distance connectivity. What the Boeing 787-9 brings to the table The 787-9 is part of Boeing’s Dreamliner … Read more