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Amazon and Walmart-backed Flipkart put pressure on India’s quick-commerce startups
Amazon and Flipkart are intensifying competition in India’s quick-commerce market, putting pressure on startups with faster delivery and aggressive pricing.
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Amazon and Flipkart are intensifying competition in India’s quick-commerce market, putting pressure on startups with faster delivery and aggressive pricing.
Flipkart has moved its headquarters back to India ahead of a planned IPO, aligning its corporate structure with the country where most of its operations and customers are based.
Super. Money, Flipkart’s financial service platform, has partnered with Juspay to expand into direct-to-consumer (D2C) checkout. This strategic collaboration helps Super. Money builds its…
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