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SoftBank commits $400 million for babycare co FirstCryPeople aware of the company’s plans said it would use the new capital to expand its online and offline presence as well as to strengthen it...- China’s Alibaba on road to deliver $100 million to XpressBeesXpressBees is the logistics business spun out of baby and maternity products retailer FirstCry, known for its acquisition of Mahindra’s Bab...
- Flipkart-backed Tinystep plans to be the mother of all parenting social networkTinystep connects new parents with doctors, child service providers and other parents globally, giving them a platform to ask, share and bu...
- Online baby products seller FirstCry to acquire BabyOye for Rs 362 croreFirst-Cry will acquire the unit of $18 billion software-to-automobiles congolmerate Mahindra & Mahindra, which in turn will invest in the P...
- Firstcry acquires Mahindra's baby care franchisee business for Rs 362 croreThe deal is a stock transaction, under which Firstcry owner Brainbees Solutions will issue shares worth Rs 355 crore to Mahindra Group and ...
- US-based online home-design startup Houzz sets up India opsHouzz functions like an online scrapbook for interior designers and architects, where they can showcase their work with pictures and editor...
- Mahindra Retail to bring US brand Carter's to BabyOye chain"We are moving more towards omni-channel, and the drive is well underway. Within the next year we will complete the transition," he added.
- Carter’s enters offline retail space in India through Mahindra’s BabyOyeMahindra will open 40 store-in-stores at BabyOye outlets in 15 cities across India and online at babyoye.com beginning January 2016.
- Mahindra Retail ties up with American kids wear firm Carter's IncMahindra Retail has tied up with Carter’s Inc to launch forty shop-in-shop stores across 15 cities in BabyOye stores across India.
- Mahindra Retail ropes in Parvinder Singh to lead omni channelMahindra Retail today announced appointment of Parvinder Singh as Chief Omni Channel Officer with effect from December 1, 2015.
- Global baby products to woo elite shoppers at FirstCryThe company has already got more than 160 brands on board and expects this business to contribute 10 per cent to total sales.
- Mahindra Retail to rename Mom & Me stores as 'Babyoye by Mahindra'Mahindra Retail will rename its maternity and childcare stores as ‘Babyoye by Mahindra’, dropping the name ‘Mom & Me’.
- Mahindra Retail to integrate e-commerce business to single platformNadkarni said the company is also looking at expanding its product range by offering Mom & Me's maternity wear collection on Babyoye.com pl...
- Mahindra Group completes the acquisition of BabyOyeMahindra Group has completed the acquisition of BabyOye, the Accel Partners and Tiger Global backed baby care products etailer that has bee...
- Facebook's co-founder Eduardo Saverin, VC fund invest $11 million in local e-commerce site Hopscotch"I have been actively following the Internet market here and I am thrilled to make my first direct investment," Saverin was quoted as sayin...
- Mahindra Partners in talks to buy online portal Babyoye“Due diligence is on. Mahindra Partners is looking to buy Babyoye through its retail business Mahindra Retail,” said one person directly in...
- Niche online players like Lenskart, Fabfurnish catering to specific needs of consumersIf Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal, Jabong, eBay et al are virtual supermalls selling everything to everybody, then these are the niche operator...
- Online babycare company 'Babyoye' acquires competitor HooposOnline babycare company Babyoye has acquired its competitor Bangalore-based Hoopos in an all stock deal signalling growing consolidation in...
- Online retail sites like Snapdeal, Babyoye, Flipkart and more hire brick-and-mortar professionals from old-economy firmsOnline retail sites rush to grab talent from old-economy firms for their core management, distribution & warehousing skills.
- Accel Partners, Tiger Global invest $2.5mn in BabyOye.comMore risk capital is flowing into internet commerce companies as an increasing number of Indians begin to shop online.
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