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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...

Everyone says business should be thought on a long term basis I. E., in decades. , but things are changing now. Flipkart and Amazon e-commerce player who invested billion of dollars thinking they will make money in the long run face huge competition

Failed startup: From Doorstep Convenience to Empty Storefronts: The Rise and Fall of Doodhwala In 2015, Doodhwala burst onto the Indian scene, promising a revolution in how people bought their daily essentials. With a convenient subscription model, t

Hey there, folks! Have you noticed how the stock prices of companies with an e-prefix or a .com at the end have been soaring? I'm referring to the infamous burst of the IT bubble in 2000. Information Technology (IT) bubble or Dot.Com bubble roughly

Imagine a company's purchasing team negotiates amazing deals with suppliers, getting extended credit terms (like a long payment deadline on your credit card). This frees up cash. But what if the sales team is so good they collect payments from cust

It took me 15 days to realize. What? Not everyone is in for the long run. They seem to be busy catching up on the view count and followers flex. It made me think. Stranger:"35 Years of hard work and dedication” He is a street artist. He made i

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

So Ive written about this before but I can't shake this idea out of my head. What about a Q-commerce site for fashion? With fast fashion on the boom it would absolutely have enough traction the logistics and unit economics play a big part here but es

From Garage Startup to B2B Powerhouse The Genesis: → 1996: Founded by Dinesh Agarwal → Started in a Delhi garage with just $20 Key Milestones: 1. Early Struggle (1996-2000) • Convincing SMEs to go online • Surviving the dot-com bubble burst

Why is Dunzo Failing? So Dunzo started with hyperlocal deliveries. And later expanded to multiple services. By 2021, it was almost a unicorn but there was a issue! It was loosing about *10 every 1 earned. In 2021, looking at trends, it also entere