E-business
SoftBank's investments in India may cross $10 billion
30 May 2016
SoftBank made a $350 million investment as part of its commitment to a $20-billion three-way joint venture with Bharti Enterprises and Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group in India to generate 20 gigawatts of renewable energy
Amazon stops giving refunds on electronics items
24 May 2016
Ekart to now offer full-fledged courier services
19 May 2016
Tata Group to launch e-comm platform Tata CliQ on 27 May
18 May 2016
Tata CLiQ will be an omni-channel branded marketplace connecting the online and offline assets of companies, differentiating itself from pure-play e-commerce sites such as Amazon, Flipkart or Snapdeal
Flipkart to rope in major brands in push for ads
18 May 2016
Flipkart is looking to tap big brands such as Samsung and Microsoft to rev up its fledgling advertisement business, a unit that's expected to drive profitability
Amazon to expand private label business to grocery
17 May 2016
Private label brands are cheaper for customers and bring in higher profits because they allow companies to save costs on marketing and brand development
Spooked by data breaches, 45% US net users curb online transactions: survey
16 May 2016
Nearly half of US citizens have cut out online activities such as banking or shopping due to security and privacy fears
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