Tata Group-owned BigBasket falls short on strategy, pace, leadership

After a long period of dismissal, the grocery delivery company is now wholeheartedly embracing quick commerce. But first, it has some fundamental issues to address.

25 June, 202412 min
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Tata Group-owned BigBasket falls short on strategy, pace, leadership

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