Flipkart to shut down website, to become app-only platform soon
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While we thought The company seems to be planning this move considering the popularity of its mobile
Now, as the rate of transactions mirror traffic increase on the app, Flipkart’s move to app-only platform makes sense, feels Adnani. He further validated his point by bringing Myntra into discussion. He told Economic Times that Myntra’s growth on the app was higher than that of Flipkart, which led the online fashion retailer to decide to shut down its website and move all operations to its app starting May 1. Flipkart had acquired Myntra last year for Rs 2,000 crore.
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