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Over a 100 million Indian consumers shop online every day making India a host to some of the largest e-commerce marketplaces. This is the width of the impact e-commerce has had on Indian businesses thus far. However, there are many…

India is one of the fastest-growing e-commerce markets worldwide and is expected to hit $200 billion by 2026. The year 2017 concluded on a never before high with online selling market growing from $19.7 billion in 2015 to $38.5 billion in…

An innovator, who already has that next big product idea, comes across the big hurdle – how to find your audience for your product? Some start-ups have found a more cost-effective way to make a direct connection with their audience -…

Hearing pleas from eCommerce portals and small businesses who are selling their products online, Govt. of India has decided to postpone implementation of GST for them. This means that 1% Tax Collected at Source will not apply for…

Flipkart has around 90,000 active sellers on their platform; and section among them have revolted against their new policies, especially related to return of products. In a rare display of unity, two trade unions representing these…

eCommerce and brands have fought over market dominance in the past - brands feel that ecommerce portals are eating away their profits and ecommerce’ aggressive sales & marketing initiatives are targeted to take customers away from…

Imagine a digital marketplace for farmers, using which any farmer in any corner of the country can instantly sell their agri-products to any buyer, there by controlling the price and profits. This is no more a fiction, as PM Modi is…

In the past 2 years, Amazon India has really scaled up its operations and has grown up to be one of the biggest Ecommerce companies in India. Flipkart has also been doing quite well and has been in the pole position for some time now.…

In a move that can turn out to be a big boon to manufacturers, the Union Cabinet is likely to take a decision on allowing foreign and domestic companies with manufacturing units in India to sell their products through online portals…

All Delhi based online retailers are henceforth mandated to pay Value Added Tax (VAT) to the Delhi Government; failure of which can result a fine of Rs 50,000. Although ecommerce marketplaces, such as Flipkart, Snapdeal, Amazon have…