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E-commerce firms such as Amazon, Flipkart, and others witnessed blockbuster festive season sales of about $9.2 billion last year
Some offering discounts up to 75%, keeping up with the 75th Independence Day theme
Social commerce platform seeks to widen reach during festival season in the country
Sale days are also likely to be reduced as retailers emerge from pandemic to post strong surge in business-as-usual (BAU) sales
It witnessed over 1.6 million fashion, beauty and lifestyle shoppers across the country
India showed more signs of a recovery taking hold last month as its festive season kicked off
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Smartphone sales in the country are expected to touch a record USD 7.6 billion (about Rs 56,858 crore) this festive season, according to research firm Counterpoint
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From packaged foods to home appliances and personal electronics, most consumer goods categories have registered 10-15 per cent growth over last year
The new-age logistics companies expect multi-fold growth in shipments and are fully geared to meet the challenge with measures such as capacity expansion and additional hiring
E-commerce majors Flipkart and Amazon India on Sunday said they have witnessed a strong start to this year's festive sale, with demand from tier-II and -III cities driving the momentum
Walmart-owned Flipkart on Wednesday said it will deploy over 2,000 electric vehicles in its delivery fleet prior to the festive season and the Big Billion Days
Festive season sales: Everyone, from sale point to back-end support services provider, is gearing up to grab its share of the pie
Flipkart's The Big Billion Days 2021 will see millions of consumers, sellers, small businesses, artisans, Kiranas, brands and e-commerce ecosystem partners come together for the festive season
Helped by festive demand, retail sales improved in August and reached 88 per cent of the pre-pandemic levels, a survey said on Wednesday.
The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the shift to e-commerce, with an increasing number of consumers shopping online at a higher frequency
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The Walmart-owned firm is geared to handle 900,000 concurrent users and 20,000 orders per minute at peak and expects to cater to over 4 million unique customers