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Since Q commerce is finding traction, democratising Dark store operations, by building them in key locations and provide an even field for all D2C brands, who fails to get listed on qcom apps, where they can pay rent based on their SKUs and deliver

I want to attend COP summit in Baku, Azerbaijan this November, can anyone suggest ways that would make the trip possible? I'm looking for climate tech startups there, would it be a good idea to join hands with them and replicate their idea in India?

Good evening fellow surfers, considering our Q commerce space what is your opinion on building an adjacent network of mini dark stores operated by households who are motivated to earn by dedicating a fixed space in their residence and time to store,

Blinkit The company has made several of its employees to sign an addendum to their contracts, extending their notice period from zero to two months. It is pertinent to note that over the last six months, quick commerce players have expanded operat

is it possible to Store the heat energy of the whole summer season in a very compact way so that i can use that energy all winter season without increasing my electricity bill? Setting up solar panels with a large battery grid will not be useful i gu

It's incredible how rapidly quick commerce has taken off in India. Amazon showing interest in Swiggy's instamart: Everyone seems to wants a piece of the pie. Most people thought that QC can never be economical, and understandably so (Extremely to

Hey!!!! We are trying to build a quick commerce app just like zepto/blinkit where we do not setup a darkstore rather we partner up with supermarkets or large kirana stores in the localities. By doing this we can reduce the cost of setting up a dark

Blinkit launched a franchise model for its dark store! I think it's a brilliant move to scale and build great distribution against competitors 1. The franchise model could work well as it is a huge capex to start a dark store and to make it profi

For a startup, Capitalising on Uncertainty could prove to be one of its biggest assets. How? Let's understand. In the 1960s, IKEA was primarily a mail-order furniture company based in Sweden. They opened their second retail store in 1965, as the r

Quick Commerce Battle: David vs Goliaths? Flipkart Minutes enters quick commerce as the newest player - but here's why size might not matter: While Blinkit processes 10L daily orders vs Flipkart's 50K... And has 791 dark stores vs Flipkart's 40...