New Feb 1 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regulations on e-commerce have the online selling business in turmoil in the India e-commerce industry. The new government regulations prohibit foreign-owned companies from restricting local retailers from their marketplace platforms or only selling ...
Global cashback news highlights include ShopBack, Flipkart, CashKarov, Paytm, Santander, thirty-three.8, TD Bank, and Nationwide.
Many trends we forecast in our 2015 Global Cashback Industry Report have evolved as we predicted. And the realities? Some big successes. Mergers and consolidations. Harder to find venture capital funds. Profit challenges and intense competition.
We cover who's making mobile retail news in every segment from fashion, fast food and fast mobile retail trucks to fake apps, free mobile payment apps in India and frustrated mobile customers at Starbucks.
If you think US e-commerce is competitive, you haven't seen anything like the India e-commerce market. From heavy losses and intense competition to demonetization and the impact of write-downs on valuation, it's a shark tank. Our news roundup takes you inside.
India’s new demonetization policy is disrupting e-commerce and impacting leading online businesses with a wide range of positive and negative effects. Today, we’ve got a roundup of news to provide a valuable perspective and a look at what’s ahead in e-commerce ...
Cashback for consumers is still one of the most effective promotional strategies in the marketers' toolbox. We've got an update on the latest cashback programs, companies and how they're wooing consumers to buy.
The fast-moving Indian e-commerce marketplace heated up considerably with rumors that Walmart is negotiating to invest up to $1 billion in current e-commerce leader Flipkart. While some experts say Amazon is about to surpass Flipkart sales this year, Alibaba also has a small ...
The Indian e-commerce market will reach $38 billion by the end of 2016 up 67%, and it's poised to grow exponentially!
Clouds are on the horizon. The Indian e-commerce market in the short term will be driven by three Cs: consolidation, heavy competition and cashflow. If you thought Game of Thrones or the US election are fascinating, stay tuned.
