Google Pay is reportedly charging up to Rs 3 convenience fee for mobile recharges in India. Founders of ecommerce platform Dealshare, Vineet Rao and Sankar Bora, have left the firm. Shares of Paytm's parent dropped 5% after a possible block deal. Berkshire Hathaway has exited India's Paytm, selling its 2.5% stake and incurring a 40% loss on its 2018 investment of about $260 million.
Filing: Berkshire Hathaway sold its shares in the Paytm-parent firm One97 Communications, booking a loss of about 40% on its 2018 investment of ~$260M (@refsrc / TechCrunch) https://t.co/BemB5YhH3Y 📫 Subscribe: https://t.co/OyWeKSRpIM https://t.co/jSB24EPmC9
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway exits India's Paytm in $165 million deal https://t.co/KRPGpcEUb4 https://t.co/3kbnqj64mn
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway exits Paytm at a 40% loss https://t.co/GXfrCNJ1To by @refsrc
Berkshire Hathaway exits India’s Paytm by selling its 2.5% stake in the digital payments service provider https://t.co/Fo79G17qaE
Berkshire Hathaway exits India’s Paytm by selling its 2.5% stake in the digital payments service provider https://t.co/w2LsfgAfTH
Berkshire Hathaway exits India's Paytm in $165 mln deal https://t.co/QmkIEN0DTD https://t.co/jymYJ5YvgX
Shares of Paytm’s parent drop 5% after possible block deal https://t.co/lnPdhrtzEm
🚨🆕 @vineet_rao and Sankar Bora, two of the founders of ecommerce platform Dealshare, have left the firm and no longer have any roles in the company, sources told us.
Google Pay charging up to Rs 3 convenience fee for mobile recharges in India: report https://t.co/iaZuPoERne