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Six months and three priced rounds after its seed, the Bengaluru construction-materials delivery startup is taking its bet beyond a single city just as a well-funded rival prepares to enter the same category.
The AI-native wholesale commerce platform returns to existing backers less than a year after its first institutional round.
Quick commerce rewrote the rules. The either/or debate is over — what Indian founders are navigating now is a five-channel sequencing problem, not a binary choice.
While Indian brands debated celebrity versus influencer, two brothers from Rajasthan quietly built the country's biggest D2C beauty exit — by trusting the right creators over the biggest names.
The skincare brand deleted a dramatic exit announcement, set off two days of panic, and on Sunday revealed the whole thing was a setup for a sunscreen launch with Blinkit.
The five-month-old brand is betting on functional, no-fuss daily skincare for Indian consumers — and investors are paying attention.
Blinkit delivers diapers. Zepto delivers diapers. So does Swiggy Instamart. But none of them were built for parents — and a new generation of vertical platforms is betting that distinction matters enormously.
Key factors businesses should evaluate when selecting an e-commerce distribution center, from location and fulfillment speed to scalability, cost structures, and logistics partnerships.
Project Prometheus, Jeff Bezos’s heavily funded new AI startup, aims to build “AI for the physical economy.” But social media posts are claiming it will predict your next purchase are conflating very different types of AI systems.
India’s booming economy, diverse consumers, and e-commerce growth create vast opportunities for wholesalers. Success depends on smart planning, budgeting, and building strong supplier networks for seamless supply chain operations.
Bollywood actress Zareen Khan, founder of Happy Hippie, slammed Shiprocket over alleged delivery scams and product tampering - sharing the story in an Instagram reel captioned “Shiprocket or ScamRocket.”
Salasa’s $30M bet leverages AI to streamline Saudi e-commerce logistics, riding Vision 2030’s growth and fixing fulfillment fragmentation in the Gulf region.