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Zepto overtakes Instamart in order count, trails Blinkit in scale and profitabilityFor the January-March quarter of FY26, Blinkit reported a net order value of Rs 14,386 crore, compared with Zepto’s calculated net order va...- Customers will feast as Zepto to pour fuel into quick commerce fireZepto’s proposed Rs 9,500 cr ($1 billion) IPO could significantly intensify competition in India’s already crowded quick commerce market. T...
- Why Amazon has struggled to crack IndiaAmazon's India strategy is changing: under new leadership, the company is focusing on profitability over rapid growth. This shift comes as ...
- Amazon Now orders growing 25% month on month: CEO Andy Jassy in Q1 earnings callAmazon Now's quick commerce orders are experiencing 25% month-on-month growth, with Prime members tripling their shopping frequency. The co...
- Gold loan startups find new shine; Infy Q4 profit jumpsHappy Friday! Gold loan fintechs are moving towards building their own loan books. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- Flipkart may launch standalone app for quick commerce business MinutesFlipkart is preparing to launch a dedicated app for its quick commerce service, Flipkart Minutes. This move aims to boost visibility and br...
- Infosys Q4 profit spikes; Flipkart mulls separate app for MinutesInfosys closed FY26 with strong numbers aided by a pickup in demand from its banking, energy and communication segments. This and more in...
- Ai+ Smartphone launches Nova Series with customisable technology, expands into tablets and wearablesThis expansion aims to create a connected ecosystem. The devices emphasize simplicity, privacy, and everyday functionality. The Nova Series...
- Tax planners, yoga trainers, astrologers: Swiggy launches white-collar services marketplace PyngPyng has been launched as a standalone app — in line with the shift in Swiggy's strategy to launch separate apps for different use-cases. I...
- Quick commerce majors are on a performance marketing spree nowWhile these platforms earlier spent Rs 400-450 for acquiring a customer, that has now increased to upwards of Rs 800, an executive at a dig...
- Top startup and tech stories this weekWelcome to a new edition of ETtech Unwrapped – our weekend newsletter packed with the most important stories this week. Let’s take a look.
- Innovaccer & Giva funding; restaurant body vs Zomato, SwiggyHappy Friday! The deal counter is buzzing with new funding rounds across sectors. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- Restaurant body vs Zomato, Swiggy; Dunzo CEO joins FlipkartRestaurant industry body NRAI has challenged 10-minute food delivery apps. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- Swiggy Instamart expands to 76 cities, to launch a standalone app"The positive reception in new cities and categories suggests Instamart could achieve far greater user adoption, going well beyond 100M+ us...
- Rising marketing costs for stock brokers; ecomm pushes qcommHappy Thursday! New-age brokers are dealing with rising customer acquisition costs. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
- Amazon India may launch another app in India. Know moreAmazon explored launching a separate app for its digital payments service, Amazon Pay, in India. The shift aimed to enhance visibility and ...
- Flipkart is emptying Jabong’s wardrobe into Myntra’sFlipkart has been struggling to figure out a definitive long-term strategy for Jabong since its acquisition, a top executive at Myntra said.
- PhonePe to start selling financial servicesPhonePe was acquired by Flipkart three years ago, has now become one of the critical standalone businesses for the latter, with over 30 mil...
- Lord of Apps: Does the future belong to multi-purpose appsFrom a marketing perspective, it is important to pick a noun that users can understand easily (if a flight app starts selling hotels or tra...
- Flipkart launches mobile version of website hoping to woo more usersFlipkart, which had killed its mobile website in favour of a standalone application, has re-launched a mobile version of its website.
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