Flipkart Company Profile, Funding News & Updates

The new jobs will mostly support Flipkart Minutes (its quick delivery service) and Super.money (its fintech platform).

By moving back to India, Flipkart joins a growing list of startups doing the same. Dream11, a fantasy sports app, shifted its base from the US to India earlier this year using a new fast-track process — becoming the first to do so.

This partnership is aimed to grow Alcatel’s presence in India and says its “Make in India” phones will offer modern features and stylish design, targeting tech-savvy users in big cities as well as smaller towns.

Flipkart Internet manages the company's marketplace operations in India, earning revenue from seller commissions, advertising and other services.

Jeyandran Venugopal, the chief product and technology officer (CPTO) at Walmart-owned Flipkart, resigned from the company due to personal reasons.

Flipkart has launched a 10-minute medicine delivery service to compete with rivals like Swiggy Instamart and BigBasket. Partners with local chemists to comply with India's drug regulations.

Walmart owns nearly 80.8% of Flipkart. Bartlett brings years of experience in public relations and government affairs from his work with Hill+Knowlton Strategies, Public Strategies, and the White House.

Flipkart has appointed Ramesh Gururaja as its SVP of consumer products.

Lydia Jett, a former managing partner of SoftBank, has been reinstated as an independent director on Flipkart's board.

Flipkart, a prominent e-commerce company, has introduced a comprehensive payments interface application called Super.Money. This app aims to provide users with a range of digital financial services, including payments, credit, deposits, and more.