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(Globes) Moshe Golan - Israeli tax-hailing company Gett (formerly Get Taxi) announced Tuesday that it has raised $300 million from German carmaker Volkswagen. Gett was founded in 2010 and offers transport and courier services in 60 cities worldwide including New York, London, and Moscow. Gett founder and CEO Shahar Waiser said, "The investment from Volkswagen will speed up our geographic expansion to the rest of Europe and the U.S. beyond New York."2016-05-27 00:00:00Full Article
VW Invests $300 Million in Israeli Taxi-Hailing Company Gett
(Globes) Moshe Golan - Israeli tax-hailing company Gett (formerly Get Taxi) announced Tuesday that it has raised $300 million from German carmaker Volkswagen. Gett was founded in 2010 and offers transport and courier services in 60 cities worldwide including New York, London, and Moscow. Gett founder and CEO Shahar Waiser said, "The investment from Volkswagen will speed up our geographic expansion to the rest of Europe and the U.S. beyond New York."2016-05-27 00:00:00Full Article
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