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Airbnb Says India Among Fastest-Growing Markets, Could Be In Top 10
According to Airbnb, Varkala in Kerala, Varanasi, Delhi and Kochi are among popular destinations in India.
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Airbnb Guest's Bags, Passport Thrown On Street After Host Confuses Check-Out Date
The bags and documents were dumped on the street in grocery bags so that the room could be cleaned for the next guest.
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For One Day Only, Here's Your Chance To Stay At Mila Kunis And Ashton Kutcher's California Beach House
You can live like Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis at their Santa Barbara beach house, just for a day.
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Airbnb Lays Off 30% Recruiting Staff: Report
The job cuts affected 0.4 per cent of the Airbnb's total workforce of 6,800.
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Man, Woman Booked Scottish Cottage To Commit Suicide Together: Report
A couple was found dead in a rural Scottish AirBnB accommodation under a suicide pact over the Internet, a media report said.
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Airbnb Invests in Oyo's Series E Funding Round
Airbnb did not disclose the details of its investment in Oyo, which is backed by Japan's SoftBank Group.
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Airbnb Will Start Testing Prototype Homes as Soon as Next Year
Airbnb announced Thursday that it will begin testing prototype homes as soon as next year to accommodate the needs of owners or occupants who rent and share living spaces.
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Airbnb to Help Government Promote Tourism in the Northeast
The Indian government has set a goal of doubling the tourist growth rate in the Northeast in the next three years by creating more sustainable accommodation options.
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Thomas Cook India Seals Deal With Airbnb
Travel services provider Thomas Cook (India) Limited (TCIL) has entered into an agreement with accommodation website Airbnb to offer Indian outbound travelers access to a range of unique accommodation experience.
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Twitter may kickstart consumer-tech IPO train
From accommodation service Airbnb and storage site Dropbox, to limo-providers Uber, a clutch of hot Silicon Valley names that have steered clear of the markets may now gravitate back if Twitter helps revive investor interest in consumer apps and dotcoms.
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Airbnb Says India Among Fastest-Growing Markets, Could Be In Top 10
According to Airbnb, Varkala in Kerala, Varanasi, Delhi and Kochi are among popular destinations in India.
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Airbnb Guest's Bags, Passport Thrown On Street After Host Confuses Check-Out Date
The bags and documents were dumped on the street in grocery bags so that the room could be cleaned for the next guest.
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For One Day Only, Here's Your Chance To Stay At Mila Kunis And Ashton Kutcher's California Beach House
You can live like Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis at their Santa Barbara beach house, just for a day.
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Airbnb Lays Off 30% Recruiting Staff: Report
The job cuts affected 0.4 per cent of the Airbnb's total workforce of 6,800.
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Man, Woman Booked Scottish Cottage To Commit Suicide Together: Report
A couple was found dead in a rural Scottish AirBnB accommodation under a suicide pact over the Internet, a media report said.
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Airbnb Invests in Oyo's Series E Funding Round
Airbnb did not disclose the details of its investment in Oyo, which is backed by Japan's SoftBank Group.
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Airbnb Will Start Testing Prototype Homes as Soon as Next Year
Airbnb announced Thursday that it will begin testing prototype homes as soon as next year to accommodate the needs of owners or occupants who rent and share living spaces.
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Airbnb to Help Government Promote Tourism in the Northeast
The Indian government has set a goal of doubling the tourist growth rate in the Northeast in the next three years by creating more sustainable accommodation options.
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Thomas Cook India Seals Deal With Airbnb
Travel services provider Thomas Cook (India) Limited (TCIL) has entered into an agreement with accommodation website Airbnb to offer Indian outbound travelers access to a range of unique accommodation experience.
-
Twitter may kickstart consumer-tech IPO train
From accommodation service Airbnb and storage site Dropbox, to limo-providers Uber, a clutch of hot Silicon Valley names that have steered clear of the markets may now gravitate back if Twitter helps revive investor interest in consumer apps and dotcoms.
