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Walmart will acquire 12 Indian startups India is going digital in every way possible and taking advantage of the massive market of India are online e-commerce platforms, who have turned into huge industries competing with one another. …

TCS will become world's 3rd biggest IT Services company Information Technology is one of the largest job providers in India. Indian IT companies provide software services across the globe and most of the foreign exchange in the country…

After its success with the first high-end gaming smartphone, Black Shark, Xiaomi is now all set to launch it's successor soon. The second generation Xiaomi Black Shark has been spotted with a Snapdragon 855 chip, hinting at an imminent…

Two very interesting news related with Walmart and Flipkart has emerged, which showcases us the future of Indian startups. Sachin Bansal, co-founder of Flipkart who sold his stake to Walmart, and moved out, has now checked into Ola, the…

Walmart’s acquisition of Flipkart in India has barely completed 10 months, and already some big changes and moves have been witnessed. Now, another big gamble has been played by Walmart: The post of CEO inside Myntra can be abolished…

The unceremonious ‘resignation’ of Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal has triggered a chain of events in Walmart, which can be compared to a revolt. Myntra CEO and CFO, both have resigned from the company, as per some reports. No official…

Yesterday, we had reported Binny Bansal, the CEO of Flipkart Group had suddenly, and abruptly resigned from his post. And Walmart, which had acquired Flipkart for $16 billion in May this year, had accepted his resignation as well.

In a twist of events, Binny Bansal, one of the co-founders of Flipkart has resigned from his current post of CEO of Flipkart Group. And Walmart has promptly accepted his resignation as well.

Flipkart’s founder Sachin Bansal is all set to gamble 10% of his personal wealth on Ola. This is indeed big, because if this investment happens, then it will be the largest funding driven by a personal wealth of any individual. What…

In a first of its kind move, Made in India ecommerce portal Flipkart has announced the launch of credit line for its consumers. Now, online shoppers can get upto Rs 60,000 credit for shopping online, which they can pay later.