Govt's ONDC launched in Bengaluru; to challenge dominance of Amazon, Flipkart
The initiative was launched on December 30 last year, with an aim to curb the presence of digital monopolies in the domestic ecommerce market.
The initiative was launched on December 30 last year, with an aim to curb the presence of digital monopolies in the domestic ecommerce market.
RSS affiliate Swadeshi Jagran Manch (SJM) has demanded the withdrawal of permissions given to Amazon and Flipkart-Walmart to operate in India
Technology is an intrinsic part of the lives of Gen Z, and with their rising population, they are increasingly becoming the target audience for e-retailers.
The global retail giant is banking on India’s large micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) sector, and sees Uttar Pradesh as its key focus area.
Finally, the moment-in-the-sun for the Indian startup ecosystem seems to be on the horizon. And this is why the fate of Flipkart's maiden IPO—that too worth $10 billion— matters.
The Indian retail industry witnessed heightened activity this year. Seated at the high table are Reliance Industries, Walmart-owned Flipkart, Jeff Bezos’ Amazon, and the Tata group. Game on, then.
CEO Krish Iyer says reports of a second round of layoffs in April are “baseless and incorrect”.
Amazon India’s smooth ride may have faced a bump in the form of the revised e-commerce norms, but the company has taken it in its stride and is aggressively courting new customers.
Editor’s letter from the March 2019 issue
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