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The products of Boat such as bluetooth speakers and TWS earbuds will be available to the customers under ‘Office and Electricals’ category on Swiggy Instamart.

Swiggys gross merchandise value trails Zomatos $1.8 billion in H1

Grab, a leading superapp in Southeast Asia, has announced a strategic partnership with Yodpiman Market Company Limited, the operator of Pak Khlong Talat, Thailands largest and most historic flower retail and wholesale market. This collaboration is

“Initially, thinking of quick commerce, most people were banking on grocery as the primary category. Now a lot of companies are releasing items during the festive season. A lot of gold and silver coins, Ganpati idols were sold on these platforms. Going forward, growth will be driven by consumers getting added and the number of monthly and annual transacting users going up.”

“Initially, thinking of quick commerce, most people were banking on grocery as the primary category. Now a lot of companies are releasing items during the festive season. A lot of gold and silver coins, Ganpati idols were sold on these platforms. Going forward, growth will be driven by consumers getting added and the number of monthly and annual transacting users going up.”

Indian fintechs are eyeing credit lines on UPI as their next big growth opportunity but banks want to put the brakes on the growth of unsecured credit. This and more in todays ETech Morning Dispatch.

While companies saw a surge in the number of grocery orders, even food orders reached an all-time high for some players.

It is indeed sad India did not win the World Cup, but the only clear losers here are those who hoped to ride a wave of nationalism

Zomato: Besides coins, there has also been a surge in the purchase of brooms, which is also considered auspicious on this day. "We learned that it is auspicious to buy jhadu (brooms) today when brooms got stocked out at all our dark stores on Dhanteras 2 years ago," Dhindsa tweeted later, with a graph showing the increase in sales of brooms as compared to last Friday.

A Twitter user’s post about ordering a traditional Indian outfit for his German colleague from Blinkit caught the attention of the quick-commerce platform’s CEO.