The Indian government is planning a big push for e-commerce exports by creating “special export entities” tied to platforms like Amazon and Flipkart. These entities will act as third-party ...

India’s current FDI rules don't allow foreign-funded e-commerce companies to operate under an inventory-based model. They can ...

At Flipkart’s Bengaluru headquarters this September, Tech Day 2025 felt less like a corporate showcase and more like a ...

High-intent shoppers and rich first-party data make Amazon and Flipkart the most ROI-driven ad platforms for brands, say ...

The central government will be taking action against e-commerce companies using dark patterns to deceive consumers. Practices ...

Flipkart has achieved a 30% business growth for its sellers using AI-powered platforms, new seller hubs, and expansion beyond ...

Meesho has become India’s first horizontal e-commerce firm to generate positive cash flow, marking a significant shift in a market where profitability has long remained elusive even as new competitive ...

Urban Indian households are increasingly favoring e-commerce for festival shopping in 2025, driven by GST rate cuts on ...

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "India Ecommerce Market Opportunities Databook - 100+ KPIs on Ecommerce Verticals (Shopping, Travel, Food Service, Media & Entertainment, Technology), Market Share by Key ...

India's e-commerce logistics market is projected to grow at a 16% CAGR by FY30, outpacing the broader industry. This ...

The last ten years have witnessed a digital revolution in India. From expansion of online bazaars to digital wallet proliferation, shopping has shifted away from physical bazaars to mobile screens.

The total addressable market (TAM) of Indian ecommerce is expected to reach $400 Bn by 2030, growing at a 19% CAGR from 2022 onwards. Fashion and apparel will have the largest market share in 2030, ...