Binny Bansal’s exit: In a surprise move, Flipkart co-founder Binny Bansal on Tuesday resigned following an investigation into the allegation of "serious personal misconduct”.
In their respective festive 5-day sale offers, Indian e-commerce firms including industry leaders Flipkart and Amazon have recorded sales of $2 billion across categories such as smartphones, large appliances, and fashion etc,
Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale: Apart from electronics, apparels, mobile phones and other items, customers can also get a huge discount on flight tickets in the latest sale offer by Flipkart.
E-commerce major Flipkart Monday said it has added 30,000 jobs in its supply chain and logistics operations, ahead of the festive sale where the Walmart-backed company will compete head-on against rival, Amazon.
E-commerce firm Flipkart, so far known, for selling brands online, is now helping brands find their way into the life of Indian consumers. One such case in point is the e-commerce company's advertising platform called Flipkar
E-commerce major Flipkart has discontinued its image search feature on its platform along with its ping, that was primarily a chat facility. Flipkart cited minimal usage by its users as the reason for the discontinuation.
Amazon followed by Flipkart and Snapdeal are the most preferred e-commerce websites among the sellers, with the brand recall, a study by Nielsen has revealed.
Amazon followed by Filpkart and Snapdeal were the most preferred e-commerce websites among sellers, with highest top of the mind recall, a recent study has revealed.
Amazon followed by Filpkart and Snapdeal were the most preferred e-commerce websites among sellers, with highest top of the mind recall, a recent study has revealed.
Though leading engineering and management schools like some of the IITs and the IIMs are getting leery of giving start-ups the kind of pride of place they did in their recruitment calendar – ISB is the latest to join this g
Darling of jobseekers till recently, the startup space may lose some sheen in the job market as management and tech graduates might prefer joining 'safer companies' after the Flipkart fiasco, say experts.
