Pot calling the kettle black: Albinder’s quick-commerce paradox
The Blinkit CEO calling out irrationality while fuelling it is yet another example of a quick-commerce player hoping to outlast rivals in a classic game of one-upmanship.
13 December, 2025•7 min
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