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American e-commerce giant Amazon is in talks to acquire a 10% stake in Future Retail Limited, the company which owns …

In January, when Doug McMillon, chief executive of Walmart Inc., the world’s largest retailer, came to India with Marc Lore, …

Echo devices – run by Alexa, Amazon’s artificial intelligence-based voice assistant – were first launched in November 2014 in the US and in India last October ahead of the Diwali season.

Global ecommerce giant Amazon is said to have offered a breakup fee of between $1 billion and $2 billion in …

Whether we like it or not, there is a certain inevitability about the dominance of technology companies in our lives. …

Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba will invest $1 billion, or over Rs 6,500 crore, over four-five years in the India operations …

Offline is the new online battleground for Paytm Mall in a nation of shopkeepers.

Ever since its first bet in India – a $575 million investment early in 2015 in the parent company of …

Amazon is a step closer to sell everything online in India, including on-demand home services. This means that in the …

Surabhi Sharma, a graphic designer in New Delhi, is teaching her 50-year old mother to book a taxi on Ola …

She is modern, speaks fluent English, helps you book a cab, finds recipes for cooking, plays your favourite music, and …

Still, experts suspect that something is off about this year’s sales.

A drive about 90 minutes southwest of New Delhi and you are at a village that shows how seriously e-commerce …

This will be the first time Amazon Lab126 sets up outside of the US.

On Wednesday, ride-hailing company Uber is set to make a public announcement of a payment feature that it has built …

Snapdeal cofounder Kunal Bahl wants to build a Taobao type of ecommerce model in India — an open marketplace where any merchant can list their products.

The combination of video, product and payments is playing out for Amazon. Since the launch of Prime Video in December, Prime subscriptions have doubled.

Paytm Mall’s COO Amit Sinha, who wants to bring the offline into the online, is opening a three-way battle in Indian ecommerce against Amazon and Flipkart.

Walmart has been talking to e-grocers like Grofers, BigBasket, and Satvacart, adding a third dimension to the ecommerce rivalry between Alibaba and Amazon.

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani made a big bet September 1 last year, just ahead of the festive season, when he announced …