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Foreign e-tailers must have registered entity in country: Draft policy

E-commerce sites or apps available for download in India must have a registered business entity in the country, according to latest draft e-commerce policy, which also proposes regulation of cross-border flow of data collected by sector players in India.According...

Online Marketplaces: Delivering fashion to the discerning masses

The online fashion space in India is positively buzzing with private labels or brand partnerships. Recently, heritage American denim brand, Wrangler collaborated with Indian e-commerce giant, Flipkart to launch an exclusive sub-brand called Wrangler 20X. Myntra also launched its...

Using digital tech to create multi-sensory consumer experiences to strengthen brand

Of late, brands are exploring means and mediums to engage with their customers as frequently and as innovatively as possible. Among the many popular mediums, social media is emerging as the preferred route to connect with consumers.Last year for...

Liberty Lifestyle further strengthens its presence in the market through strategic partnerships and initiatives

After a successful launch of its fragrance line in the country, Liberty Lifestyle has been focusing on their marketing initiatives and has been actively participating in various events and exhibitions to sustain growth and awareness for the brand. As...

Amazon, Walmart stocks stay subdued as new e-tail FDI norms kick in: Analysts

Stocks of global e-retailers -- Amazon and Walmart -- remained subdued on Monday, days after India's new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) norms for e-commerce companies dented investor sentiments.In the early morning trade hour (US East Coast), shares of Walmart...

Walmart may exit Flipkart due to new FDI rules: Morgan Stanley

Retail giant Walmart may exit Flipkart after India's new Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) norms for e-commerce companies came into force, US investment banker Morgan Stanley has warned."An exit is likely, not completely out of the question, with the Indian...

Evaluating changes in FDI rules to avoid ‘unintended consequences’: Amazon

US e-tail giant Amazon sees "very good long-term prospects" in the Indian market but is evaluating the recent changes in FDI rules for online marketplaces to ensure that there are no "unintended consequences" for customers and sellers on its...

No extension of February 1 deadline to comply with e-commerce FDI norms

In a major setback to Amazon and Walmart-led Flipkart, the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) on Thursday rejected the request to delay the implementation of the new FDI norms for the e-commerce sector. The new norms come...

Snapdeal bats for new FDI policy in e-commerce from Feb 1

Leading e-tailer Snapdeal on Tuesday supported the implementation of revised Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy on e-commerce from February 1."Snapdeal supports the immediate implementation of the current FDI policy on e-commerce so that marketplaces are not misused to run...

Snapdeal, Shopclues support Feb 1 deadline for e-commerce FDI rules

Smaller e-commerce players like Snapdeal and ShopClues have written to the Government opposing any move to extend the February 1, deadline for online marketplaces to comply with FDI rules, and urged that pressure for such relaxations need to be...
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Chandigarh witnessed impressive growth in home & kitchen sector on Amazon

The city experienced healthy double-digit growth across various product categoriesNew Delhi: Amazon.in has reported significant growth in the home and...
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