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 ...

Flipkart hiring 5,000 employees, offering higher compensation and ESOPs, focusing on AI, culture, and diverse talent pool.

Flipkart is expanding its quick commerce operations under the brand 'Minutes,' piloting in Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi NCR to meet rising demand for faster deliveries. Competing with platforms ...

Quick commerce gains traction in Tier II cities as larger assortments, lower rents cut dark store breakeven to 800 orders/day ...

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 ...

The $300-$350 million Google investment in Flipkart comes at the time when the company is gearing up for the big quick commerce battle in India. The investment has increased Flipkart's valuation to ...

With its ability to deliver almost everything instantly, quick commerce is rapidly transforming India's retail landscape. As corporate giants like Reliance Jio, Flipkart and Amazon enter the space ...

Quick commerce leader Blinkit is accelerating its expansion and expects continued losses as competition intensifies in India’s instant delivery market. The Zomato-owned company now aims to reach ...

Flipkart plans to hire 5,000 employees in 2025, focusing on quick commerce, fintech, and AI initiatives. The new roles will primarily support Flipkart Minutes (hyperlocal delivery) and Super.money ...

Walmart-owned e-commerce major Flipkart’s entry into the quick commerce space in India, may not necessarily lead to an increased competitive intensity in this segment, a report by BofA Global ...

Quick commerce’s impact will be felt by marketplaces across a majority of the grocery categories and a few beauty, personal care verticals in the metros, Meena told Inc42.