Ecommerce

JioMart Will Open 300-500 Small Grocery Stores: Order Products Online, Pick Them Up From These Small Stores! As per the reports, Reliance Retail is aggressively ramping up a new network of grocery stores that will also be used for…

Fraud Alert: UC Browser Ads For Realme, Redmi Phones At Rs 1599 Luring Shoppers Into Fake Flipkart, Paytm Websites Update: UC Browser has acknowledged this issue, and has issued a statement, stating that they are taking action against…

Amazon, Flipkart Beat IT Firms In Campus Hiring: Paying Rs 1.4 Lakh To Interns, Rs 29 Lakh To Full Time Employees! Early trends show that Amazon has acquired the top recruiter position among eCommerce and tech companies for the…

The Rajya Sabha on Tuesday passed the Consumer Protection Bill, 2019 that decides to provide establishment of authorities for timely and effective administration and settlement of consumer disputes. This Bill has already been passed by…

Shopclues Is Firing 200 Employees; Rivigo Firing 70-80 Employees Two of the biggest VC-backed startups from India have announced major lay-off news, and this is certainly not good for the startup ecosystem. Ecommerce biggie Shopclues…

Will Amazon, Flipkart and other ecommerce portals stop discounts? We have been bringing continuous updates to you on how India has been taking measures to safeguard their small scale local retailers from the allegedly ‘predatory…

Reliance Industries Ltd., India’s largest conglomerate, driven by the wealthiest person of the country, Mukesh Ambani, has a strong history of conquering any sphere it decides to step in. It has achieved quite some new reforms since…

Finally, the much awaited Consumer Protection Bill 2018 has been passed in Lok Sabha. It was introduced in January 2018, and took 11 months to pass. Consumer Protection Bill 2018 replaces 30-year old Consumer Protection Act of 1986.

In a unique partnership of ideas and innovations, Indian IT behemoth HCL has acquired IBM’s 7 crucial software products. This comes months after IBM acquired Redhat for $34 billion, which was hailed as the biggest software deals ever.

In a daring decision, offline shop owners in a city in Maharashtra decided to bombard Amazon India with fake orders, and the intention was that, due to this, Amazon will blacklist entire city!