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Can quick commerce startups ride out the downturn?
As cheap capital becomes unavailable, can the cash-guzzling startups that put groceries on people's doorsteps in under 20-minutes survive?
ByVarsha Meghani
Amit Gupta on Yulu's opportunity to ride the quick commerce wave
ByHarichandan Arakali
Amit Gupta on Yulu's opportunity to ride the quick commerce wave
ByHarichandan Arakali
Urban commute: Hail the (shared) ride
BySayan Chakraborty
Quick commerce: Sustainable or 'quick' enough to fade away?
ByArvind Mediratta
Quick and furious: Zomato and Blinkit's quick commerce play
ByBrian Carvalho
How Arun Chittilappilly built Wonderla, ride by ride
ByAnshul Dhamija
Cycling: Join the Ride
ByNilofer D'Souza
The chew-chew ride
ByForbes India
Gold's Wild Ride
ByFuqua School of Business
How open networks can help companies move from 'Quick Commerce' to 'Quick Commerce Plus'
ByBharatiya Vidya Bhavan's SPJIMR
Ride hailing to ride failing: How viable is the Uber business model in 2020?
BySanjyukta Chauhan
Investors, ride out the storm
ByMonica Bathija
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