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    Google Calendar crushed their first startup, so they sold it on eBay. Then they built Twitch

    Justin Kan and Emmett Shear’s first startup, Kiko, struggled after Google launched its own calendar service. The founders sold Kiko on eBay for $258,100 in 2006 before moving into live streaming. Their next venture, Justin.tv, eventually gave rise to Twitch, which Amazon agreed to acquire for about $970 million in 2014.

    Endangered Masai giraffe Kiko dies in tragic behind-the-scenes accident at Toronto Zoo

    Toronto Zoo has confirmed the death of Kiko, a 13-year-old Masai giraffe. The animal died on January 1, 2026, after a behind-the-scenes accident. Kiko became trapped in an opening door while exploring a new area. Despite immediate care, the giraffe sustained fatal injuries. Kiko was part of a breeding program and an important ambassador for his endangered species.

    Kiko launches B2B quick commerce for FMCG sector

    Kiko Live has introduced India's first business-to-business quick-commerce for fast-moving consumer goods. This new service drastically cuts delivery times for kirana retailers from seven days to just 24 hours. Brands can now reach neighbourhood stores directly, improving supply chains. This innovation aims to boost efficiency and unlock significant savings across the sector.

    Kiko Live launches Tabe: India's first food-only buyer app on ONDC for affordable delivery

    Kiko Live introduces Tabe, a new food ordering app on ONDC. Tabe focuses solely on food and beverages. It aims to offer affordability and transparency. The app lists brands like McDonald’s and KFC. Restaurants can save on commissions. Customers may get discounts. Tabe seeks to improve food accessibility. It also wants to provide a better experience for users and restaurants.

    Reinventing Retail: How local kirana stores are adapting to India’s quick commerce boom

    Once limited by technology, these stores are now gradually getting a digital lift for quick deliveries through companies like Kiko.live and Pincode

    Kiko Live starts cash-on-delivery for online grocery orders, driving 30% surge in kirana revenues

    Kiko Live now offers cash-on-delivery. This benefits kirana stores. A pilot program showed a 30% increase in online orders. Revenue also increased for sellers. Kiko Live helps local retailers create online stores. They also digitized the traditional credit system. A verification system was introduced to prevent fake orders. The company expects more online orders through COD soon.

    The Economic Times
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