Flipkart saw 2x more sale; for Amazon, it was the biggest-ever in a single day
According to traders, they will meet the ministers over the next few days and chart out instances of violations of various rules by the e-commerce firms
Company hopes tie-up with Flipkart and Myntra will boost online share of total sales to 15%, from just 3% share that its own portal commands
The delivery stations enable Amazon Logistics to supplement capacity and provide flexibility to its delivery capabilities to support the growing volume of customer orders
Agarwal said Amazon works with some 500,000 sellers, and has created over 200,000 jobs in India since launching its ecommerce operations in 2013
In June, Meesho raised funding from social media giant Facebook
What Snapdeal has done in the past two years, says a company spokesperson, is focus on the 'next 400 million online buyers'
2.1 million orders worth Rs 28,000 crore have been placed on GeM
Shein and Club Factory are accused of dodging import duties by fudging listed prices
According to CAIT, e-commerce policy should take within its ambit not only foreign players but also domestic ones
UP traders have been vociferously demanding that the Centre and UP govt formulate an ecomm and online trade policy to protest small retailers from the "onslaught" of global ecommerce players
The position taken by these players is in contrast to that of giants like Amazon and Walmart-backed Flipkart
Under the changes, e-commerce firms in India will from February 1 not be able to sell products via companies in which they have an equity interest
A senior executive at one of the big e-commerce companies said at least 4-5 months would be needed for players to re-work the operational aspects
E-commerce firms such as Amazon.com and Walmart-owned Flipkart Group will not be able to sell products from companies in which they have an equity interest or form exclusive agreements with sellers
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Online retail can do better without current policy hurdles
The police official said they have registered a case under IPC sections pertaining to cheating and are probing it
The survey found that about 52% of the total consumer demand on social media commerce comprises cosmetics and beauty products
Enhancing literacy and building locally relevant solutions can drive usage and transactions among Internet users in the country, helping unlock a USD 50 billion opportunity in the e-commerce space, a report said today. The report by Google, Bain & Company, and Omidyar Network stated that average data usage on mobile phones in India at about 8 GB a month per subscriber is at par with developed markets. However, only 40 per cent of India's 390 million internet users are estimated to be transacting online. "There is potential to unlock over USD 50 billion in online commerce in India by driving awareness, usage and transactions among the current and next set of Internet users and shoppers," it said. The report is based on inputs from about 3,400 respondents. It said 80 per cent of the 390 million Internet users in India are estimated to be from affluent socio-economic segments and the penetration amongst lower income segments is only 13 per cent. Also, the drop-out rates remain high.