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We dont do a lot of online shopping -- pete: i do. i try to look where it comes from on amazon -- will: these are very, very popular shopping apps, first, temu, an online shopping superstore that started, again, in shanghai and eventually moved its headquarters to ireland. the entire time this company and others were going to show you in a moment, they simply try to rebrand themselves as these multi-national/international firms. pete: and every time you download e the app and provide your credit...

Homegrown social commerce platform Meesho on Friday said it has laid off 251 employees, constituting 15 per cent of the workforce, in order to “achieve sustained profitability”.

Meesho founder and CEO Vidit Aatrey said an email to staffers that it is now faced with the hard truth of aligning people costs with the new projections for business.

Meesho last year shut down its grocery business called Superstore in more than 90 per cent of cities in India, resulting in several job losses.

Bridget, the sister of 3News' Maureen Kyle, says the current labor battle is about more than just pay.

Homegrown social commerce platform Meesho on Friday said it has laid off 251 employees, constituting 15 per cent of the workforce, in order to "achieve sustained profitability".In a statement, the company said that it has taken a ...

Meesho Layoffs: The company further said that it is committed to ensuring all those impacted "have our full support and will be provided a separation package that includes a one-time severance payment of 2.5 to 9 months (depending on tenor and designation), continued insurance benefits, job placement support and accelerated vesting of ESOPs"., Companies News, Times Now

SoftBank-backed e-commerce platform Meesho has sacked 15% of its total workforce or nearly 251 employees, joining a long list of startups that have had to ......

Meesho, a social commerce platform, has laid off 251 employees or 15 percent of the workforce, in order to achieve sustained profitability.