In a world where quick commerce has emerged as the poster child of hyper-convenience, consumer expectations have transformed to expect everything from groceries to electronics within 10-30 minutes.

Even as quick commerce is slowly fading in many markets and several heavily funded startups have folded shop in the past two years, India is emerging as a striking outlier where the model — of ...

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Even as quick commerce startups are retreating, consolidating or shutting down in many parts of the world, the model is showing encouraging signs in India. Consumers in urban cities are embracing the ...

Trends come and go, and nothing lasts forever. Today, whether it's millennials, Gen Z or Gen Alpha, everyone appreciates things that happen instantly, from coffee to popcorn and noodles. Quick ...

Quick commerce (or Q-commerce) is a type of ecommerce that prioritises super-fast deliveries, typically getting goods to customers within an hour or less. Quick commerce companies rely on local ...

Last time when we caught up with things at Flipkart, our focus was on the company’s fintech ambitions, and in particular, digital lending. This Sunday, we wanted to see whether Flipkart can get ...

Through Q2 2025, China’s consumer landscape continued to be shaped by speed, seamless integration, and emotional authenticity. The latest China Online Consumer Brand Index (CBI) from Peking University ...