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Bengaluru
Former Uber chief executive, Travis Kalanick, on Wednesday in a Twitter post has said that he is going to start an investment fund called 10100.
The overarching theme of the new fund, pronounced ”ten-one-hundred”, will be to invest in real estate, ecommerce and emerging innovation in China and India, Kalanick tweeted.
The fund will oversee for-profit investments as well as non-profit work and focus on education and future of cities, he added.
Twitter was abuzz with speculation behind the meaning of the new fund's name.
Kalanick, co-founder the San Francisco-based ride hailing startup Uber, resigned in June under pressure from investors after a string of setbacks.
