The rise of quick commerce in India is not just transforming consumer habits but also reshaping the economy by creating synergies between traditional retail models, gig-based employment, and digital ...

"The dramatic rise of quick commerce (i.e., delivery in less than 30 minutes) has been one of the most defining hallmarks of India's e-retail market over the last two years," according to the ...

Amazon has launched its 10-minute delivery service, Amazon Now, in Delhi after Bengaluru, intensifying competition in the quick commerce sector in India, where platforms like Blinkit and Zepto are ...

Flipkart has hired Kabeer Biswas, the co-founder of Indian delivery startup Dunzo, as the Walmart-owned e-commerce group expands its quick-commerce business in the country. Biswas will lead ...

D unzo cofounder Kabeer Biswas is joining Flipkart to lead its quick commerce business, Minutes, after months of being in talks with the company, said people with knowledge of the matter. He will ...

Amazon launches 10-minute delivery service in Delhi under Amazon Now, expanding its quick commerce footprint with a ₹2,000 ...

E-commerce giant Flipkart is gearing up to re-enter the quick commerce market, causing concern among companies already dominating the segment, such as Blinkit, Zepto, Apollo, and Tata 1MG.Flipkart ...

Despite this, quick commerce is one of the fastest growing sectors in India. The market is projected to reach a size of $9.95 Bn by 2029, clocking a 16.60% CAGR.

Despite being late to the quick commerce party, the Walmart-owned e-commerce major is striving to capture market share with a rapid scale up ...

Intensifying its push into quick commerce, Flipkart has reportedly expanded its ‘Minutes’ by setting up more than 200 dark stores across 14 cities. Speaking at the ongoing Startup Mahakumbh ...

In a major move signalling confidence and strategic momentum, Flipkart has announced a USD 50 million employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) buyback, allowing around 7,000 active employees to cash out ...