Japanese tech company SoftBank , which recently bought a 15% stake in Uber, is also a major investor in Ola and Didi. CNNMoney (New Delhi) First published January 30, 2018: 12:12 AM ET.

Your daily commute to office or journeys during peak hours are set to cost extra as the government has permitted Ola, Uber, ...

Uber has battled for years with Ola, a homegrown startup based in the Indian tech hub of Bangalore. Ola has more than 1 million drivers in India, and operates in 110 cities.

Indian ride-sharing service Ola is preparing to go up against Uber in one of the company’s most lucrative markets: London.

Indian ride-hailing firm Ola is planning a UK launch to take on Uber. It's an unusual move, partly because the Japanese firm SoftBank is a major investor in both companies.

Ola Founder and CEO Bhavish Aggarwal on Friday refuted a report that said Ola and Uber are considering a potential merger. "Absolute rubbish. We're very profitable and growing well.

Uber and Ola have suspended all ride options in Delhi till March 31 and the Indian ride-hailing firm is restricting ride options across the country in a bid to slow the coronavirus pandemic.

Uber appealed the decision and was later granted permission to operate for 15 months. Shorter licenses spanning months, not years, have since become the norm for ride-hailing companies. Ola’s ...