Sentence examples for online bus from inspiring English sources

TechCrunch has just found out that Ibibo, their domestic joint venture, has acquired redBus.in, a Bangalore-based online bus ticketing company that has become a dominant and disruptive force in how people travel in the country.

Should the lights go out in our online bus shelters one day, or some critical control system go spectacularly awry, it may in a sense, however distantly, be because Israel found a way to shut down Iran's centrifuges.

And we're seeing these companies come from both seasoned entrepreneurs as well as very young founders - the founders of the online bus ticketing service redBus are all of 26-27 years old - and you're finding with this ecommerce boom that's happening right now - whether it's FlipKart, whether it's Myntra - these are all founders below the age of 30.

"The Indian online bus market itself is under penetrated at less than 6percentt," Kashyap told TechCrunch.

And they do this even though online bus ticketing is a mess in most of these countries.

Shohoz — which means 'easy' in Bengali — started in 2014 offering online bus ticket sales before expanding into other tickets like ferries.

In 2006 the company launched Megabus, an online-only bus service in Chicago.

In Reading, technology has enabled the launch of a rewards scheme allowing residents to earn points through volunteering that they can spend while shopping online, travelling by bus or in the form of donations to charities.

Bus Online has raised approximately $80 million from VC firms and banks since 2004.

A consortium of investors led by The Walt Disney Company is currently engaged in advanced talks to invest in Bus Online, China's leading in-bus digital media and advertising company, sources tell Reuters.

The consortium reportedly planned to acquire a stake of between 30 and 40percentt in Bus Online for more than $100 million via a purchase of old and new shares to be issued by the company in private placements.