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Amazon takes on Flipkart's Myntra, to launch in-house personal care labels

Myntra also plans to launch its in-house beauty and personal care labels this year

Updated On : 08 Feb 2018 | 3:46 PM IST

Ahead of January 20-24 sale, Amazon India creates over 6,500 temporary jobs

Service partner stations have also hired additional seasonal associates to enable faster deliveries during the sale, says Amazon India Vice President (Customer Fulfilment) Akhil Saxena

Updated On : 14 Jan 2018 | 3:37 PM IST

The e-commerce war of words: Amazon, Flipkart spar over No 1 spot

Flipkart claims it continues to be the market leader

Updated On : 11 Dec 2017 | 12:02 PM IST

Amazon invests $1 bn in Indian e-commerce arm in 2017, to take on Flipkart

The investments bring the total amount pumped into Amazon's Seller Services arm so far to Rs 17,839 crore

Updated On : 15 Nov 2017 | 4:01 PM IST

Battle for supremacy: Amazon claims top spot

The company also witnessed a surge of 86% in the number of new customers from smaller towns

Updated On : 21 Oct 2017 | 12:24 AM IST

Amazon steps up real estate play

Amazon India might in the next one year be the occupier of more than 30 million square feet of real estate in India. At present, it has taken up close to 17 million square feet of space for its offices, data centres and fulfillment centres. The company, however, is tight lipped on its expansion. "As policy, we do not comment on future plans. However, as India's largest and fastest-growing e-commerce player, and with a long-term commitment to make e-commerce a habit for Indian customers, we continue to invest in the necessary technology and infrastructure to grow the entire ecosystem," the company said in a statement. According to experts, the company is going to follow a mixed model of real estate ownership, which would include taking some space on lease and buying in other cases. Insiders believe Amazon could soon be at par with some of the biggest software companies in India in terms of real estate take up. Experts believe that the next phase of expansion would come from taking ...

Updated On : 21 Oct 2017 | 12:06 AM IST

Amazon claims supremacy in smartphone sales

160 exclusive phone model tie-ups till date

Updated On : 23 Sep 2017 | 12:37 AM IST

Amazon India to open 45 offline kiosks in 20 cities soon

These will be mostly in tier-II and tier-III towns

Updated On : 07 Sep 2017 | 2:20 AM IST

Amazon tries to take mobile phone buying offline

In the run-up to online e-commerce major Amazon India opening fully-owned traditional stores to sell food products, the company has been experimenting in taking its different verticals offline. Mostly by allowing people to look at the products they want to buy and then order it online at those kiosks itself.According to Arun Srinivasan, its category leader for consumer electronics, the company has started a project in Bengaluru and set up an 'experience centre' in the stores of partner telecom entity Vodafone. "People can look at the phones, see how these function and order it there itself; it would be delivered at their doorstep. We are seeing how it goes before taking it to other stores. This also requires talking and coordinating with different partners such as telecom firms and mobile phone companies," he said.In June, the fashion arm of Amazon India went offline to promote its 'end of season fashion sale'. Amazon Fashion got into a number of tie-ups with major chains, including ..