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Flipkart purchased Myntra in 2014. Flipkart purchased Jabong via Myntra in 2016. Walmart purchase Flipkart in 2018. Flipkart killed Jabong in 2020. Is it fair to purchase a company just to kill it? _S

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This is how businesses work.

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Poor old Jabong. Does this mean there can be only one major 'sell anything and everything' ecommerce player in a country, that acquires all major category wise ecommerce services? Do you think its done to eliminate competition and maximize marketshare? Or do you think Jabong was killed because of cannibalization, as Myntra also started selling shoes and Myntra was a bigger brand?

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