Sneakers are now a fashion statement in India. Local brands are entering the market with competitive prices and cultural relevance. These h...

Ecommerce majors Amazon and Flipkart said their festive sales will kick off from September 23, a day after the revised GST rates are implem...

Amazon India and Flipkart will start their festive sales on September 23. The sale begins a day after GST rate changes. Offers are availabl...

Mahajan will help the company develop innovative merchandising approaches to attract Gen Z consumers. Mahajan has also held the position of...

This comes as the company continues to push its in-house brands, which form one-fourth of the company’s revenues.

Ananth Narayanan, chief executive at Flipkart-owned Myntra-Jabong, said the company will enrol franchisees to run the beauty and cosmetics ...

The device will help to set personal fitness goals that include activity tracking.

“Growth for FY18 is estimated at 34.5% from a negative growth of 16% in FY16-17, so the effective growth for FY18 is at 50%,” Narayanan tol...

Myntra expects 60% of its revenues from the sale to trickle in from tier II, III towns as the Flipkart-owned company eyes operational profi...

Its 'Mensa Network', comprising 2,000 kirana stores (family-run grocery stores) and small shops, now accounts for one in every five deliver...

With fashion being one of the top categories for the ecommerce player, its other fashion retailer Jabong will also participate in BBD.

He will replace Ajit Narayanan who was instrumental in developing the Artificial-Intelligence-driven private label Moda Rapido for the port...

Myntra’s revenue during the two-day ‘End of Reason Sale’ earlier this month jumped 20 times, according to a top executive at the company.

Ananth Narayanan said that Myntra is aiming to achieve $5 billion in gross merchandise sales volume by 2018-2020.

The two companies have finalised the terms of the partnership and the final agreement is expected to be signed soon.

The Bangalore-based online commerce biggie, which is locked in a fierce battle with Amazon and Snapdeal, is expected to touch $5 billion.

Five Bansals have created some of India's biggest e-tailing companies that together account for about 80% of the e-tailing business in the ...