Maximum retail price and discount information are being sought by 82% consumers, besides ratings, reviews and delivery date.
At MTR Indira Nagar, pre-lockdown Sundays would mean about 1,000 diners in their 150-seater place
QSRs wanting a slice of lockdown trade to white-collar workers dressing down in athleisure, demand for non-discretionary items has spiked since May 17
This brand of customer is waiting with bated breath for the lockdown to ease so she can head out to the nearest luxury products store
The Facebook chief executive officer announced a handful of updates Tuesday signaling the company's commitment to online shopping and commerce
The last of a three-part series looks at how retailers and e-tailers are doing business amid the Covid-19 pandemic
New Delhi-based e-commerce firm Snapdeal said it has resumed the delivery of non-essential products in orange and green zones, along with the continuing deliveries of essential products
Jewellers in Mumbai's largest gold market, Zaveri Bazar, will offer online jewellery sale on Akshaya Tritiya
The govt had previously permitted e-commerce companies to also supply non-essential goods during the lockdown period till May 3
Social commerce, community circles that help with everything from bargain hunts to waste management are among the major factors shaping consumer behaviour: Kantar
UP among top ecommerce markets for 'puja' items, fashion
Over 7,000 brands have already enrolled in Project Zero across US, Europe and Japan. A number of Indian brands participated in a pilot to help the company test the experience in India
Data allows you to map, target and deliver relevant content says K V Sridhar, founder and chief creative officer at HyperCollective.
Google's practice of elevating its own services raises prices for consumers
Going online before any purchase has now become established custom, can brands evolve enough to rope in the online shopper?
The platform would help Flipkart to tap consumers across tier II, III cities and beyond in rural India, as it seeks to bring the next 200 million consumers online.
Start-ups such as Meesho, VMall and BulBul.TV are getting into areas that were left untouched by e-commerce majors
To facilitate the shopping experience, Google is extending support for Indian languages and product listings on the shopping home page
In the pre-purchase phase, 55% urban offline shoppers turn to digital in the case of home decor or baby care and 62% in the case of men's apparel
Retailers of mobile handsets have been the biggest casualty of the Indian consumer's growing love affair with online shopping