Here's a selection of Business Standard opinion pieces for the day
The e-commerce foreign direct investment policy doesn't sit well with the concept of competition
India could become a big market for Bangladeshi suppliers if the central government pursues this as a priority but India also has a robust apparel sector of its own, which it cannot neglect
Wish to convert cash-hardened customer into a digital one: Amazon Pay CEO
Goyal said that some investors have been trying to circumvent and misuse the provisions of the law, which leads to the government trying to plug the loophole
E-commerce rules should be stable and equitable
Officials are likely to meet over a dozen e-commerce companies
Apart from China, India is one of the few countries that has specific regulations targeted at online sellers
18 per cent said they "called local retail stores and got home delivery" and 31 per cent "visited the mall, local retailers, markets and shop there."
Aditya Birla Fashion, which has acquired Sabyasachi, Tarun Tahiliani, and Shantanu & Nikhil brands in recent transactions, proposes to take these names to a wider audience
Currently, online retailers such as Amazon and Flipkart are the dominant players in this space, capturing around two-thirds of the market share, experts said
The merchants will be well-positioned to be successful if they put customer experience at the heart of the checkout process.
'Plug-and-play' buildings or 'speculative buildings', as ESR calls them, are ready buildings that have facilities like power, water and so on
Adidas shares were up 3.2% by 1250 GMT, the biggest gain on the German blue-chip index
Social commerce company ShopG is scaling up its presence to over 300 cities in the country and onboarding more partners as it looks to tap into the multi-billion dollar opportunity in the segment. ShopG was founded in 2019 by Ankur Arora, Abhishek Mishra, Pranay Suwalka and Yogesh Nehra, and is backed by investors including Orios Venture Partners and RPSG Ventures. The company currently has 1,000 "community leaders" (local micro-entrepreneurs). "ShopG plans to acquire a consumer base of 40 million served by 5 lakh community leaders by 2025. The company's vision is to address the unfulfilled aspirations of customers and thereby, build a GMV of Rs 4,000 crore as ShopG expands to 300-plus cities across India," ShopG co-founder Ankur Arora said. The expansion will primarily focus on tier III and IV locations across states of Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. These include Mandya, Shimoga, Tiruppur, Salem, Tirunelveli, Kollam, Parbhani, ...
Many multinationals were already sourcing items across categories from India for overseas buyers
E-commerce major eBay has partnered with Kerala Ayurveda that will allow the latter to build an exclusive showcase of its authentic Ayurvedic products on the online platform.
Flipkart saw more than 250 mn customers over a 5-day period during its flagship 'Big Billion Day' sale event, and PhonePe reached milestone of 1 billion monthly payment transactions, McKenna said
McMillon, which is betting big on India through Flipkart, said e-commerce penetration is low in India but growing rapidly
Ties up with Amazon, to bring on board Flipkart, Myntra soon