Consumer watchdog orders Ola to implement refund options and issue ride receipts

Chinese e-commerce giants struggle with balancing discounts and profit amidst fierce competition

Flipkart to introduce quick commerce service: Targets 10-15 minute deliveries, says report

Flashback Friday: Looking at Amazon’s evolution from ‘earth’s biggest bookstore’ to an e-commerce giant  

Paytm pledges to enlist 10 million merchants on government-backed ONDC platform by 2025

Alibaba's reign in China's E-commerce market threatened as PDD surges ahead

Retail giant Walmart is strategically diversifying its sourcing, reducing dependence on china and turning towards India. According to bill of lading figures, Walmart's US Imports from India skyrocketed to 25% between January and august this year, compared to a mere 2% back in 2018.

India's rising role in Walmart's supply chain

TikTok in the United States has not been in the state's good books for privacy concerns but it is now taking a step ahead to sell China-made goods in the United States by launching an e-commerce platform in the country. Reportedly the platform will be launched in early August. The idea is to give TikTok an edge over other competitors.

TikTok to launch an e-commerce platform

TikTok to launch e-commerce platform in US to sell Chinese goods

Shopify's slim-down strategy: Cutting costs, selling logistics arm to bulk up e-commerce profits

Government's open network revolution: ONDC spreads its wings to 236 cities

Walmart plans to automate about 65 percent of its stores by the end of the fiscal year 2026. The move comes as Walmart invests heavily in technology to speed up order processing at its e-commerce fulfillment facilities. Walmart also plans to reduce the need for lower paid jobs the retailer expects increased efficiency and improved unit cost averages by about 20 percent. "Walmart wants to keep jobs that require less physical labor but has a higher pay rate," said Walmart CEO Doug

Walmart to invest heavily in automation for e-commerce

"Pincode," a brand-new shopping app from PhonePe that is based on the ONDC platform, was just released. The app is already accessible for download on the Google Play Store and App Store and will concentrate on hyperlocal e-commerce. The software will soon be made available to users outside of Bengaluru, according to a press statement from the company. It seeks to connect customers with all of the nearby brick-and-mortar retailers they often purchase from offline while also promoting neighbourhood store owners and vendors.

PhonePe launches e-commerce app 'Pincode' on ONDC network

Twitter debuts new ad features, revamped algorithm ahead of ecommerce push

China's Alibaba Group Holding Ltd missed analyst estimates for first-quarter revenue as its e-commerce business was hurt by rising competition from smaller players such as JD.Com Inc and Pinduoduo Inc. Alibaba's results mirror those of e-commerce giant Amazon.com Inc in the United States.

China's Alibaba Group Holding Ltd misses analyst estimates for first-quarter revenue

Amazon to let Whole Foods shoppers pay with a swipe of their palm

Amazon deletes 20,000 reviews over posts for profit scam: Report

The coronavirus pandemic is highlighting growth in inequality in Communist Cuba as worsening shortages force most citizens to spend hours in line to purchase basic goods while the better-off are shopping online.

Online shopping highlights Cuba's inequality in time of coronavirus

Online retailers were expecting the biggest Cyber Monday (December 2) yet with $9.5 billion in sales predicted by experts.

Retailers expect $9 bln Cyber Monday

A breather for small retailers punched hard by e-commerce giants

Gains of domestic data mining

SoftBank has poured roughly $1 billion into Snapdeal since 2014

How Japan's SoftBank is powering India's e-commerce

Snapdeal's unsuccessful negotiations in China and sliding valuations may force the loss-making company to consider an outright sale

Is Snapdeal on the verge of being taken over?

'At the end of the day, your work should speak for itself, and at that point, it doesn?t matter whether you are a man or a woman.'

Konversations: Swati Bhargava, the woman behind two leading reward platforms

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