From selling sarees to pickles to offering online gym classes to virtual comedy shows, small and micro businesses now have a good presence in the cyberspace
The company is partnering with authorised retailers across major cities after validating their license and other required documents as outlined by the state government.
Guilty or not, e-commerce firms should put a stop to burning investors’ money for deep discounts
The India M-Commerce Insights Report said that the market is getting structured as a ladder between `Leaders’, `Challengers’ and `Strugglers’
The number of new startups dropped to a nine-year low in 2019, but overall fund inflow jumped to a five-year high
New initiatives will go a long way in making the new-age Indian startup entrepreneur a lot more confident.
As of 2019, India has more than 20,000 startups, about 9,000 of which are in the technology and Internet space.
Competition Commission study on e-commerce outlines the regulator’s plans for enforcements and advocacy, hinting at possibilities to examine certain issues on case-to-case basis
In future, it is very likely that investors will put in a lot of checks and balances before making such investments.
The intention behind an e-commerce business is to have an outreaching market avoiding burdensome compliances. But that doesn’t seem to be the case here
The top seven cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune and Bengaluru accounted for 4.45 billion km.
If online commerce companies keep on burning investors’ cash, a flop-show similar to WeWork may be from India’s e-commerce sector.
Former startup founders often look for work in ventures in which they can leverage the skills and knowledge they gained while running their own companies. Startups have an entrepreneurial culture, and this is what former founders returning to a job look for.
In future, there should not be any cause for friction or concern in the minds of entrepreneurs, he said.
Foreign companies have been able to take advantage of the ‘design flaws’ in the new policy, which they felt was going to hinder their successful established practices.
The change in policy comes in the aftermath of vociferous protests by domestic traders complaining about heavy discounts given by e-commerce companies.
Tiger had stopped investing in India after it picked a series of duds but it has been the earliest big backer of India’s Internet story.
Venture capitalist hopes to bring Google co-founder Sergey Brin to India and co-invest with her.
Dhawan’s lawyer Prashant Tripathi said the company has realised that definitely there is something fishier
Large appliances saw multiple times growth over an average business day, driven by a spike in all key categories such as TVs, refrigerators, and washing machines
The average order size daily would be 3.5-3.8 million throughout the 45 day sale period that began this week
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