India’s Oyo budget hotel chain pledges to house coronavirus frontline staff and those stranded

by Raphael Stevens 8 April 2020, 04:14 159 Views

Indian budget hotel chain Oyo has pledged to “do right” by offering free accommodation to coronavirus frontliner workers and citizens stranded overseas, even as the $10 billion start-up continues to battle criticism over its treatment of hotel owners.

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India’s Oyo budget hotel chain pledges to house coronavirus frontline staff and those stranded

Arab world’s middle-income nations face tough coronavirus choices

Pandemic set to tip Japan into deep recession this year, BOJ seen easing again: Reuters poll

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