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OYO Changes Check-In Rules In This City, Unmarried Couples No Longer Welcome
Travel booking major OYO has launched a new check-in policy for partner hotels, starting from Meerut, introducing guidelines effective this year whereby unmarried couples will no longer be welcome to check in.
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Man Strangles Woman To Death With Rope In Hotel Near Delhi
A man allegedly strangled a woman to death in a hotel in neighbouring Faridabad over suspicion that the victim was talking to another man.
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Viral Video Shows J&K Man Denied Room By Delhi Hotel. Police React
A Delhi Hotel, listed under hotel aggregation firm OyoRooms, is facing heat on social media for allegedly denying accommodation to a Kashmiri man.
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Oyo Chief, Ritesh Aggarwal, Who Is 27, Explains Recovery Plans
Ritesh Agarwal, founder and chief executive officer of Oyo Hotels, told employees the Indian startup is making progress in recovering from the coronavirus fallout and has about $1 billion to fund operations until an initial public offering.
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Oyo Office Target of Surprise Search by Tax Officials, as SoftBank Faces Investor Security
SoftBank-backed hotel chain Oyo Hotels and Homes said on Friday income tax authorities had carried out a surprise search at one of its four offices in Gurugram.
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As Oyo Booms, Some Hotels Cry Foul and Check Out
Oyo Hotels and Homes shot out of nowhere to become one of the world's largest hotel chains with a simple promise of "hassle-free" online booking, transparent pricing and cheerful lodging.
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Oyo Acquires Danish Data Science Firm Danamica for Undisclosed Amount
OYO Hotels & Homes has acquired Danamica, a Copenhagen-based data science company for an undisclosed amount.
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How 24-Year-Old Ritesh Agarwal Turned Oyo Into A $5 Billion Firm
Finding clean, affordable hotels in India can be a traveler's nightmare. Too often, what looks good on a website turns out to be a roach-infested room in a crumbling building where water has to be schlepped to the bathroom in a bucket.
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OYO Changes Check-In Rules In This City, Unmarried Couples No Longer Welcome
Travel booking major OYO has launched a new check-in policy for partner hotels, starting from Meerut, introducing guidelines effective this year whereby unmarried couples will no longer be welcome to check in.
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Man Strangles Woman To Death With Rope In Hotel Near Delhi
A man allegedly strangled a woman to death in a hotel in neighbouring Faridabad over suspicion that the victim was talking to another man.
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Viral Video Shows J&K Man Denied Room By Delhi Hotel. Police React
A Delhi Hotel, listed under hotel aggregation firm OyoRooms, is facing heat on social media for allegedly denying accommodation to a Kashmiri man.
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Oyo Chief, Ritesh Aggarwal, Who Is 27, Explains Recovery Plans
Ritesh Agarwal, founder and chief executive officer of Oyo Hotels, told employees the Indian startup is making progress in recovering from the coronavirus fallout and has about $1 billion to fund operations until an initial public offering.
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Oyo Office Target of Surprise Search by Tax Officials, as SoftBank Faces Investor Security
SoftBank-backed hotel chain Oyo Hotels and Homes said on Friday income tax authorities had carried out a surprise search at one of its four offices in Gurugram.
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As Oyo Booms, Some Hotels Cry Foul and Check Out
Oyo Hotels and Homes shot out of nowhere to become one of the world's largest hotel chains with a simple promise of "hassle-free" online booking, transparent pricing and cheerful lodging.
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Oyo Acquires Danish Data Science Firm Danamica for Undisclosed Amount
OYO Hotels & Homes has acquired Danamica, a Copenhagen-based data science company for an undisclosed amount.
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How 24-Year-Old Ritesh Agarwal Turned Oyo Into A $5 Billion Firm
Finding clean, affordable hotels in India can be a traveler's nightmare. Too often, what looks good on a website turns out to be a roach-infested room in a crumbling building where water has to be schlepped to the bathroom in a bucket.
