India has outlined a new draft policy to govern its rapidly increasing ecommerce market. And, no one more than Amazon India and Flipkart would be disappointed with it. The new policy outlined Saturday aims at providing greater protection and support to...

The India ecommerce market growth is estimated to miss the market expectations as e-commerce juggernauts which was earlier going full throttle seems to have slowed down ever since the new FDI rules kicked in on February 1, 2019. Morgan Stanley, the...

The new FDI policy which kicked in on Feb 01, 2019 has applied brakes on the Indian e-commerce juggernaut spearheaded by Amazon and Flipkart. Since the new FDI rules came into place three days ago, sales at Amazon and Flipkart...

With India e-tail market bowled over with new foreign investment policies, brick and mortar retailers can be high on the hog! Apparently, CRISIL noted that with revised restrictions over equity ownerships in sellers, the supply chain needs to be...

Seems like Walmart's acquisition of Flipkart is walking down the "high on the hog" street! Flipkart, which owns the fashion retailers, Myntra and Jabong, is inching closer towards the lofty perch of the market leader while Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN) lags...

People in India love to shop online for a lot of reasons, but the primary reason always remains the same – DISCOUNTS! Online stores are preferred because they offer comparatively competitive prices, jaw-dropping discounts with the items delivered to...

On the deck for decades now, Walmart has been striving to pillow its online offerings, in the ever-growing eCommerce sector. The upshot of Walmart’s interest in India is the latest sequel to the erstwhile retailer’s battle with Amazon. However,...

The first quarter of the fiscal year 2018 did not show much sustainable job gains, after the record-breaking solid job rain of 2017 until now. However, employment growth is likely to remain solid for the remainder of 2018. According to...

Finally, there’s something to cheer for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) after its dismal Q2 fiscal 2016 performance. A government panel ended the woes of Apple by exempting the tech behemoth from the local sourcing norms, allowing it to open its own...

As India rapidly gains in stature as the next big smartphone market, taking over from the likes of US in sheer volume of phones shipped, we find that smartphone OEMs have come up with newer business ideas to stake...