Flipkart is poised to begin selling groceries from the second half of this year, sources said, entering a line of business which is crowded but also regarded as an attractive one for
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has ended its exclusive partnership with Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart. According to the company, it has partnered with online retailers Snapdeal and Amazon too to sell its devices.
Micromax’s Yu Yureka smartphone will be made available on Thursday via the 12th flash sale that kicks off at 2pm IST on Amazon India for registered users. The company had at the
Online retailer Amazon.com Inc has launched a hardware that allows its Prime members to order a product by pushing a button. The ‘Dash button’, which is connected with the Amazon app through
Amazon has become the place where you buy everything, but a new service that the site is rolling out in the US, called Amazon Home Services, might help it become the place
Alibaba founder Jack Ma met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday and indicated to the possibility of a larger India presence. Jack Ma is back in the capital after a gap of
India has been ranked a lowly 83rd on a new index compiled by the UN trade body UNCTAD for assessing the readiness of countries for electronic commerce and it has the fourth
Lenovo announce the launch of its latest Dolby- enhanced, compact-sized TAB 2 A7-30, entirely at Reliance Digital and Amazon. A Exclusive form factor from Lenovo in the 7 inch tablet category, the
Lapcare, one of India’s leading brands in smartphone, tablet and laptop accessories has added a new device to its “YO” lifestyle series , oval shaped, LBS333 Bluetooth speakers. The new speakers are
Amazon has launched its latest e-book reader, Kindle Voyage, in the Indian market ata starting price of Rs 16,499. The new e-reader is aimed at those who want the reading experience closest
Amazon has set up a logistics company in India to deliver products directly to consumers, opening a new front in the battle for top honours in the country’s fast-growing online retail industry.
Telecom major Bharti Airtel Sunday announced a partnership with Amazon Web Services to offer its cloud computing services to customers in India. “In line with this market adoption, we are excited to