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Due to the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, Business Schools across the world are practicing social distancing and are offering classes online. We at IBS Case Research Center (CRC) are striving to do our bit to encourage online case teaching and learning. Learn/teach online with our 6000+ management cases. To know about our cases in electronic format and how they can be integrated to your online classes, reach out to julieissac@ibsindia.org We are available on email and will respond to your query as quickly as possible.IBS Case Research CenterEmail: casehelpdesk@ibsindia.org General Motors Co. said it will leave Australia, New Zealand and Thailand by year-end as it continues to exit poor-performing markets and focus its resources on new technologies like self-driving cars and electric vehicles. The largest US automaker said it will take $1.1 billion in charges mostly in the first quarter, of which $300 million is cash, to cover the costs of leaving those markets. The company will retire the Australian Holden brand, withdraw the Chevrolet brand from Thailand and sell its Rayong plant there to China’s Great Wall Motor Co., GM said in a statement. The cases “General Motors’ Exit from India – A Wise Move?” and “General Motors' Exit from Europe” talk about the circumstances that forced GM to exit auto markets. GM failed to create a space for itself in the highly competitive Indian auto market that was considered the fastest growing market in the world. GM was also facing tough times since 2000 in Europe with the failure of the Chevrolet and Opel brands. Added to that, the changing European market conditions and excess and idle production capacities forced GM to consider the strategy of divestment from Europe. To Know more, read our cases: Food delivery platform Zomato has acquired Uber’s food delivery business -- UberEats -- in India in an all-stock transaction. With this, Uber Eats will discontinue operations in India. It will direct restaurants, delivery partners, and users of the UberEats apps to the Zomato platform, effective from 7 am on Tuesday. However, the deal gives Uber 9.99 per cent ownership in Zomato. Zomato had to face hard-hitting competition from Swiggy, Foodpanda and Uber Eats. Every firm tried its level best to increase their market share either by giving deep discounts or providing varied offers. In the year 2017, Zomato launched a subscription-based program called Zomato Treats and a premium membership program called Zomato Gold. To know about Zomato’s strategies to tackle threat from the heavily funded rival Swiggy and other players, read our case: Please leave your message and we will get back soon.

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