Happy Friday! Swiggy’s move to become an Indian-owned company hit a setback after the shareholder vote fell short. This and more in today’s...

The proposed $1.63 billion buyout of IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals has been delayed due to funding challenges, regulatory concerns and com...

A union-aligned investment group has sent letters to Amazon, Walmart, and Alphabet, questioning the financial and supply chain impacts of P...

Apple's board urges shareholders to vote against ending the company's diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs. This comes after Meta...

Walmart opposes legislation requiring panic buttons in stores, citing potential for false alarms, despite New York State Senate passing a b...

The proposed demerger will coincide with PhonePe's ongoing fund raising plan of about a billion dollar through primary and secondary sale o...

Walmart is likely to buy stakes of multiple Flipkart investors, including that of Tiger Global and Japanese conglomerate Softbank, to end u...

Sachin is set to step down from the Flipkart board as Walmart prepares to invest $12-15 billion in the homegrown web retailer, valuing it a...

Who will lead Flipkart after the sale? Among the critical issues that remain need to be resolved is what now happens to Flipkart’s founders.

SoftBank, the biggest stakeholder at 20%, is seeking a better price, estimated at $15-17 billion, through a secondary sale of shares.

Both US companies are bidding for a controlling stake in Flipkart at a valuation of about $20 billion, said the people, asking not to be id...

A significant portion of Walmart’s proposed investment in Flipkart will be used to build infrastructure including food parks, cold chain, c...

Walmart is set to become the largest shareholder in Flipkart — India’s biggest ecomm co — pitching it into a direct battle with another US ...

At present, SoftBank is the largest shareholder in Flipkart with a 23.6% stake, followed by Tiger Global with 20.5% and Naspers with 13%. F...

With the split Wal-Mart will get 100% ownership of the Best Price Modern Wholesale cash & carry biz while Bharti will continue to operate '...

In 2011, Bharti Retail, the company that runs Easy Day stores, purchased goods worth Rs 1,095 crore from Bharti Walmart.

A deal would give the world's largest retailer an opening to expand in South Africa, a fast-growing economy but one that's also troubled by...