Colombian startup Rappi, which is backed by Japan's SoftBank , could be ready to launch an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange within 12 months, cofounder Simon Borrero said on ...

Delivery mobile application Rappi hopes to get regulatory approval to operate as a digital bank in Colombia in the first quarter of next year, an executive said on Monday.

The Rappi application announced that, starting this week, its users will have customer service through WhatsApp . Since last January 18, those who are in the Prime or Diamond categories will be ...

Delivery service app Rappi has come under fire in recent weeks as their riders demand better wages and rights. But in spite of receiving $392 million in funding, this startup unicorn still isn’t ...

Rappi, a Colombian on-demand delivery startup, has raised “over” $500 million at a $5.25 billion valuation in a Series F round led by T. Rowe Price, the ...

Rappi Inc., a delivery app backed by SoftBank that has grown into one of Latin America’s most-valuable startups, will begin lending to restaurants in Mexico and Colombia.

Rappi, a bitter, leafy green vegetable not regularly found at local restaurants, played wonderfully off the sausage, which had an intense fennel flavor. It was an attention-worthy pizza.

Discover why delivery apps from UberEats to Rappi have exploded at the rate and scale they have specifically in Latin America--why there, and why now.

Rappi, the Colombian on-demand delivery startup, has brought in a new round of funding at a valuation north of $1 billion, as first reported by Axios and confirmed to TechCrunch by a source close ...

(Bloomberg) -- SoftBank Group Corp. sees Colombian delivery app Rappi Inc. going public as soon as the end of this year or early next if global markets stabilize. Most Read from BloombergFBI ...

Colombian delivery app Rappi Inc. is preparing to go public next year in what would be one of the highest-profile U.S. listings for a Latin American company. The SoftBank Group Corp.-backed ...

The Colombian startup raised $65 million in Series B funding after successfully pivoting and growing its business during Covid-19.