Indian regulations currently permit only domestic companies to adopt the inventory model in ecommerce. This model enables ...

Indian regulations currently restrict foreign entities from operating an inventory-led e-commerce model. Instead, they must ...

Loyal Qcom shoppers are shopping on an average of 10-12 times a month, purchasing not just dairy, bread, eggs & impulse ...

BIS has found several non-certified products being sold on Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra, and BigBasket—often without the ...

The report cautions that its growth could disrupt India's traditional grocery ecosystem, prompting regulatory scrutiny. Policymakers may step in to ensure that small retailers and local supply chains ...

AppBowl, a pioneering e-commerce platform designed to transform the landscape of software solutions, officially launched its ...

One in eight online buyers is now a quick commerce buyer. For many players, quick commerce accounts for anywhere between 30% ...

The e-commerce giant’s other businesses in India are Amazon Internet, Amazon Wholesale, Amazon Data, Amazon Pay, and Amazon Retail. “Innovation is a big part of our business.

With AI and ML models anticipating regional demand spikes with great accuracy, inventory redistribution across warehouses is receiving the golden touch of automation.

Currently, foreign e-commerce firms are permitted to operate on the marketplace model in India, where they just connect buyers and sellers. India, on its part, maintained that its policies aim to ...