India on Monday banned 59 apps Chinese Apps, including the hugely-popular TikTok and UC Browser. Apart from applications, Chinese investments are deep-rooted in the Indian economy in myriad sectors, including Indian startups and tech companies, like Paytm, Flipkart, OYO. Here's a list of Major Startups/Companies in India with Chinese investors:
Many large brick and mortar retail chains that switched to online during the lockdown have reported spike in sales from digital channels, and expect the momentum to continue as consumers prefer to order digitally despite restrictions are being eased.
Walmart-owned Flipkart on Saturday said it has enabled more than 90 per cent of its sellers to resume business on the platform since April.
Flipkart, Amazon and more online platforms to soon tell you where a particular product originates from
Flipkart on Wednesday enabled three new languages on its platform, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada, as part of its efforts to make online commerce more inclusive and accessible for Indian language users.
Walmart-owned Flipkart will soon launch a new hyperlocal delivery service that will enable customers to receive items from nearby stores, according to sources.
Flipkart is gearing up to kick off the Laptop Bonanza sale on June 9 to offer deals on HP, Dell, Apple, Asus and other laptop brands.
Flipkart on Tuesday introduced voice assistant capability on its platform to make consumer's e-commerce journey simpler and more natural.
Are you HDFC Bank’s credit and debit card user? Then here is a special offer for you where you can save up to Rs 2000 while shopping online on Flipkart. HDFC Bank customers can save up to Rs.2000 on HDFC Bank Debit and Credit Cards, according to the official HDFC Bank website. Customer must know that this special offer is also applicable on EMI transactions.
After more than 50 days, e-commerce companies like Flipkart, Amazon and Snapdeal were allowed to ship all items across the country (except containment zones).
Homegrown etailer Flipkart on Tuesday announced a partnership with retail store chain Vishal Mega Mart for the home delivery of essential items through a safe supply chain in 26 cities. A Vishal Mega Mart Essentials store has been created on the Flipkart platform.
Sales of non-essential items on e-commerce platforms in the first week of May were lower than last year on account of lockdown, but orders are scaling fast with people buying apparel, smartphones and grooming products among other items, according to industry executives.
In the past fortnight, trimmers continued to be one of the top 10 most-searched products with a 4.5X increase in searches since the beginning of April. Search for gas stoves has more than doubled, while fans and air conditioners searches have seen similar trends as temperatures soared across the country
Walmart-owned Flipkart on Tuesday said it has appointed Sriram Venkataraman as the Chief Financial Officer for Flipkart Commerce (Flipkart and Myntra) with immediate effect. Venkataraman succeeds Emily McNeal, who held the role of Flipkart Group CFO since September 2018. She has decided to return to the US to pursue a career opportunity outside the Walmart Group
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E-commerce companies are geared up to start shipping non-essential items to customers in orange and green zones from Monday, but sales could be impacted as metros and many large cities are in red zones.
It is likely that only a small percentage of merchants on online platforms like Amazon and Flipkart will be able to start operations from May 4 and sell non-essential items, according to industry executives.
Walmart-owned Flipkart on Saturday said it is working with lakhs of sellers and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across India and helping them prepare their businesses after the government allowed e-commerce companies to offer non-essential products in orange and green zones.
E-commerce platforms including Amazon, Flipkart others will now be able to deliver non-essential items once the nation enters lockdown 3.0 from May 4. However, delivery of non-essential items via e-commerce will only be applicable for people residing in green and orange zones.
E-commerce platforms such as Amazon, Flipkart others will continue to be permitted to sale essential items only, however, sale of non-essential items will still remain prohibited after government's clarification on MHA new order allowing non-essential shops to open outside city limits.
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