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Walmart Scores 2 Major Victories Over Amazon

Flipkart and Jet.com wins signal a take-no-prisoners attitude

Between going public with news about Flipkart and adding Apple products to Jet.com, Walmart is having a good week.Flipkart, Jet
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By Lisa Lacy

May 9, 2018

As Walmart confirmed its $16-billion investment in Indian e-commerce platform Flipkart, news also emerged that its subsidiary, Jet.com, is now an Apple authorized reseller where consumers can buy a full range of Apple products.

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Lisa Lacy is Adweek's commerce editor.

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