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Did anyone got Iphone at the lowest price in Flipkart Big Billion Days..?

What happens on the internet in a single day: Emails sent: 333 billion Texts sent: 24 billion Google searches: 8.5 billion Facebook posts: 2.5 billion Tinder swipes: 1.6 billion Hours streamed: 1.4 billion X posts: 500 million Zoom meeting hou

🚀 Big news in the B2B ecommerce world! Jumbotail, the Bengaluru-based startup reportedly closing in on a $120 million funding round for a $1 billion valuation. They work in food and grocery supply chain. Founded in 2015 by Stanford and IIT alumni

Flipkart Minutes plans to scale up its dark stores from 300 to 800 by 2025 to dominate the quick commerce race! → Competing with Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart and Big-Basket QC → AI-powered catalog & focus on Tier-1 speed → Over 1 million orders already

Flipkart is rapidly increasing its dark store count, targeting 550 locations ahead of the Big Billion Days sale in November. Likely that top selling products on Flipkart like Smartphones, electronics, appliances - will be delivered in minutes.

Want to building supply chain for waste paper which is very unorganised. idea here is procuring waste paper from households,companies,Clg,other sources and supplyIng to paper industries, effective recycling will be done.Good for environment By recycl

Exciting news for the supply chain industry! 🎉 RePut.ai, a provider of innovative supply chain solutions, has just secured $1 million in a pre-seed funding round led by GrowthCap Ventures. 🤝 This is a great validation of their potential to revoluti

Game Changing Growths of India [ PART 3 ] Flipkart was found in October 2007, in Bengaluru. They initially started by selling books and the initial investments were made by the families of the founders. In 2012, Flipkart acquired Letsbuy, an online

2020 = We had Covid 2025 = We have trump btw, its big billion day for investors , be it Indian, US stocks or Crypto

OYO Spent $525 Million to acquire a Hotel Chain called G6 Hospitality. G6 has an network of over 1500 hotels in US and Canada and generates an revenue of about $1.7 Billion. What do you think about this move?