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What you think, Amazon and Flipkart will capture Quick E-commerce market shares? What will dunzo, blinkIt, zepto, etc. will do? Do they'll able to fight. What do you think, which company will shutdown? Give your thoughts bellow.

BlinkIt - From an acquisition carried out just to defend the food delivery business of Zomato to achieving 186% YoY growth. The stars aligned right for Zomato.

Hello Guys, What do you think, Zomato Will Dominate Indian Food and Delivery Space With Hyper pure And Quick Commerce With Acquisition of Blinkit? 💭🤔💲 According to me , Zomato Will Dominate..

Who would you think will win the Quick Delivery race ? 1) Swish 2) Flipkart Minutes 3) BB Now 4) Blinkit 5) Swiggy Instamart 6) Amazon 7) Zepto 8) Dunzo What differentiate them and is it possible that individuals like us can make a business out of

The Real Reason Dunzo Struggled While Blinkit Scaled On paper, both Dunzo and Blinkit offered fast delivery. But one scaled into a national quick-commerce brand. The other ran out of steam. Why? It wasn’t about tech. It was about focus. Dunzo’s Pr

Quick commerce is a warzone. Only the strongest will survive. In 5 years - who's ruling the market, and who's getting wiped out? zepto Swiggy Instamart Blinkit BigBasket Amazon Fresh Flipkart Minutes what are your predictions! #QuickCommerce #Futur

Delhivery has achieved its first annual profit in FY25, with profits across all four quarters after previous losses. They are also eyeing the acquisition of Ecom Express for around ₹1,400 crore, pending regulatory approval. This newfound profitab

The challenges ONDC faces, particularly in comparison to established e-commerce marketplaces like Flipkart and Amazon. It highlights the issue of trust, both for merchants and customers, and the importance of addressing accountability in case of orde

Top 5 failures in the History of the Indian Startup Ecosystem! What do you think about these startups? 1. Paytm: A Data Leak & An Alleged Extortion Case 2. Walmart-Flipkart Deal Violates Competition Act & FDI Norms Acquisition 3. Amit Bhardwaj: The

Flipkart, founded in 2007 by Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal, emerged as one of India's leading e-commerce platforms. Initially starting as an online bookstore, Flipkart rapidly expanded its offerings to become a one-stop destination for a wide range