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SEBI panel mulls allowing big firms to list with just 2.5% equity dilutionA Sebi panel is considering a proposal to allow large companies valued over ₹1 lakh crore to dilute only 2.5% of their equity in IPOs, issu...- Walmart and Ikea continue to bleed in India as losses widenIkea India’s net loss went up by 12%, while revenue jumped by 77% in FY22, filings made to the Registrar of Companies and sourced from busi...
- Amazon launches ad-supported video streaming service ‘miniTV’ in IndiaThe video-on-demand service will be available within the Amazon India app on android phones.
- Global set-up is very scary, Indian market is expensive but I am fully invested: Manish Chokhani, EnamIf you are going to beat inflation in India, you have to be in equities, not fixed income, says Chokhani.
- 'E-commerce market places should have no-fake policy'"The e-commerce market places need to have a no-fake policy to address problems relating to selling fake products on their platforms," he s...
- Flipkart stole the show although Amazon ran twice as many adsFlipkart has stocked up its inventory on televisions, smartphones and appliances expecting good pick-up in sales this week.
- IPOs no longer priced cheap in India, they hardly make money: Pashupati Advani"The new issue market being what it is, you cannot get reasonable quantities but they are worth looking at in the aftermarket"
- Equities have outperformed all asset classes over five-10-year period: Manish Chokhani, Flame University“The next countertrend can be found in consumer discretionaries or even IT or PSUs”
- Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal top 3 sites for sellers: NielsenIn terms of overall awareness, 86 per cent respondents in the study voted Amazon, 82 per cent voted Flipkart and 75 per cent respondents vo...
- We have received more than 22,300 KUV100’s booking: Pravin Shah, Mahindra and MahindraPravin Shah, President & CEO– automotive, Mahindra and Mahindra, said that they have received more than 22,300 KUV100’s booking so far.
- Flipkart, Snapdeal sell products worth Rs 600 crore each in a dayFlipkart claimed it sold products worth over Rs 600 crore within 10 hours, while Snapdeal pegged its sales at Rs 1 crore a minute.
- Flipkart, Snapdeal sell products worth Rs 600 crore each in a dayFlipkart claimed it sold products worth $100 millon within 10 hours, while Snapdeal pegged its sales at Rs 1 crore a minute.
- Flipkart acquires Myntra: Here is why it makes senseWith the acquisition, Flipkart becomes the largest e-commerce player in the country. The e-tailer would also invest $100 mn in the fashion ...
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