Sellers Drive

The revised e-commerce norms come in the backdrop of several complaints by traders on deep discounts offered by Flipkart and Amazon. Bengaluru/New Delhi: The government on Wednesday barred online retailers such as Flipkart and Amazon from selling products of companies in which they own stakes and disallowed them from entering into exclusive deals for merchandise, unveiling norms that industry figures warned could upend India’s $18 billion e-commerce industry. Barring e-commer

Bengaluru police are on the lookout for four men who allegedly duped billion dollar e-commerce giant Amazon of Rs 70 lakh by replacing original products with fakes and returning them to the company. Bengaluru: In a shocking turn of events, four men have been accused of duping e-commerce giant Amazon of a staggering Rs 70 lakh. The matter came to light after an authorised representative with the billion dollar company filed an official complaint with the Koromangala police acc

BENGALURU: Following a judgement by the Delhi High Court last month on counterfeit products being sold on ShopClues, an association of online vendors has written to the government asking for applying the guidelines laid out by the court to all ecommerce marketplaces in the country. While coming down against ShopClues based on a complaint by American electronics brand Skullcandy of counterfeits being sold on the platform, Delhi High Court directed the company to disclose detai

Flipkart CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy says the online retailer is at least ‘twice the size’ of its nearest competitor, implying Amazon Bengaluru: Walmart-controlled online retailer Flipkart has transaction growth of more than 80% in some months as e-commerce is booming again in the country, and the company plans to push newer categories such as furniture and groceries over the next three years. In an interview with Mint on Tuesday, Flipkart CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy said that the