On August 22, Wipro’s executive chairman Rishad Premji kicked off the ongoing controversy over moonlighting – taking up more than one job a...

Pepperfry has disrupted the way furniture is being sold. You cannot do that with an offline model, says the CEO.

The companies plan to compete across categories with exclusive launches and cheaper deals during the five-day sale.

The company claims that its furniture division, relaunched in September with its private label ‘Perfect Home’, has a 30% market share in fu...

Companies such as Pepperfry, Myntra, and FirstCry are investing heavily in setting up physical stores to fuel their next phase of growth.

Kashyap Vadapalli, CMO of Pepperfry on unleashing consumer positivity, success and setbacks.

In this round, co can also raise Rs 150-200 crore more in the next four weeks from new investors

More importantly, building a physical presence helps these retailers tap those millions of customers who are still uncomfortable shopping o...

“The company would be issuing fresh shares to CLSA Capital Partners.Holisol would be using the funds raised for expanding its business oper...

The company, which is valued at about $150 million, will be investing the cash in expanding its product line, city reach, technology and da...

The Ratan Tata-backed firm has discussed the details of the funding with a clutch of investors including existing ones like Saif Partners.

Sequoia has committed to lead the fund-raising round, one of them said, and more investors could be brought in before the deal is closed.

The pool of incoming global investors include corporate entities keen on a foothold in the world’s fastest growing consumer Internet market.

“We are extremely proud that Urban Ladder caught Mr. Tata’s attention,” said Ashish Goel, cofounder & CEO at the Bengaluru-based Urban Ladd...

The furniture, home decor market in the country is predominantly unorganised with local players accounting for a lion's share of the $ 25 b...

Thirty-year-old Vikram Chopra, cofounder of FabFurnish, admits that he does up to 10 interviews a day at times and that business is good.

Online furniture retailer Pepperfry has raised $15 million from the Indian investment arm of global publishing and media company Bertelsmann