Amazing deals you are discovering in Amazon/Flipkart. Mostly in electronics and accessories. 👇

Has it just become a marketing property now or there are genuinely any price reductions? On which items/ categories if any?

Room size 100-150 sq ft Sunlight falls directly on roof Budget-under 35k Which bank credit card will be used for more discounted price On which sale I need to buy?

- Walmart-owned Flipkart has launched Flipkart Minutes, a quick commerce service in Bengaluru, offering deliveries within 10 to 15 minutes. - The service includes a wide range of items, from groceries to smartphones, with free delivery on orders over Rs 100 ($1.20). - Quick commerce is rapidly growing in India, with players like Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy Instamart expanding into various categories. - Analysts are optimistic about the sector, with Goldman Sachs valuing Blinkit higher than its parent company Zomato's food delivery operations. - Amazon remains focused on same-day delivery for Prime members and is reportedly in talks to acquire a stake in Swiggy. Source: https://techcrunch.com/2024/08/05/flipkart-blitzes-into-india-10-minute-quick-commerce-battle/

Post in comments what are you planning to buy in the upcoming sale? Any steal deals which we all can benefit from! 🤑

I'm an avid Swiggy user so was thinking of getting it. 10% CB up to 1500 sounds too good. Wanted to know the general consensus on it and if there are better alternatives I can look at?

Recently i found in Flipkart that they have extra exchange value on some specific smartphone. I have a nokia c3 phone which has an exchange value of 1750 Rs. Some smartphone has high discount. Is they any way to find the smartphone which provide extra exchange off through search filters. PS : Please upvote to get more reach.

Ab ho gya na fundraise? What's the point of saying these things now. You are not listed. You have already raised close to $1bn. It's not like this is bringing new customers. What's the point of all this PR now? Why not focus on execution instead of saying things that will bite you in the ass in the future

I’m currently working in B4 Middle East deals. First year associate. Wondering options in India and want to know what’s the pay like for similar job Background - Graduated NIT Trichy - CFA Level 2 cleared - Current work: front end deal advisory. Advising banks on distressed debts, valuations of distressed firms, turnaround projects etc. Currently earning 35LPA in hand. Is this a realistic salary to expect? Apart from B4, do other firms pay in this range for 1YOE (say MBB or boutique consulting)? Thanks!