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The food-delivery company’s third-quarter results are poor. But beyond the obvious weakness, there’s even more that is concerning.
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The quick commerce app is testing limits on how far it can go before its users start noticing they are being manipulated and cheated.
As food delivery plateaus and Instamart bleeds cash, Swiggy is banking on its 10-minute service to revive growth and rewrite its economics.
With the rise of quick-commerce services, some apps now allow users to compare the prices of the same product across platforms.