Flipkart merges tech and product ops of travel and epharmacy bizThe integration has come ahead of Flipkart's flagship festive season sale of BigBillionDays, which may kick off on October 7 or 8 – two to ...
Tata group’s B2B digital push; banking agents expand into credit, insuranceBusiness correspondents (BCs) are being roped into the government’s financial inclusion plans in a big way. Besides providing traditional s...
Flipkart targets GenZ users with new offering Spoyl, follows subsidiary MyntraThe new offering Spoyl will focus on the GenZ segment, offering over 40,000 products, across segments such as westernwear, accessories and ...
Mobile makers to hire 60,000 over a year; digital economy to push India GDP: MoS ITWith the demand for India-made mobile phones on the rise, staffing firms expect handset makers to hire some 60,000 people over the next 6-1...
Actor Mahesh Babu launches his apparel brand on MyntraBabu launched the label a year ago in collaboration with Spoyl app .
Brands help celebrities cash in on their fan baseTop South Indian celebrities Mahesh Babu and Samantha Ruth Prabhu are launching their own private brands on influencer-led fashion e-commer...
Silicon Valley based VC fund 500 Startups plans to invest in 12 Indian startups500 Startups is set to close seven deals, starting with the investment in used-goods marketplace Spoyl in December 2016, according to ventu...
Why young millennials want to sport designer-wear, without 'owning' labelsDesigner Rina Dhaka, along with Sabena Puri and Sanchit Baweja, is taking A-league designer-wear to Ludhiana and Chandigarh on rent.
How a bunch of online marketplaces are making luxury products affordableLuxury market has been largely fuelled by high net worth households but, now a new aspiring middle class has gatecrashed the party.
Selling used fashion brands becoming big business in IndiaSelling old clothes to fund new purchases or buying little-used designerwear are no longer done furtively.
TLabs announces 8 startups which it accelerated over past 4 monthsTLabs, announced the batch of eight startups which it accelerated over the past four months, taking its total portfolio size to 50.