Five-year-old ZopSmart is a bootstrapped venture that provides tools to build e-commerce businesses, omnichannel businesses and digital com...

MobiKwik claims that it registers over 1.5 million daily transactions and also allows users to load money in their wallet with cash.

Most of the apps work with local transport authorities to ensure accurate information.

“On an average, of the number of breads we sell, 50% is white bread, 35% is wheat and the rest 15% is multigrain,” said Mukesh Singh, found...

The Viral Fever's Arunabh Kumar is in the middle of a legal battle which should be able to provide enough material for another hit series.

The Bengaluru-based startup helps supermarkets and kirana stores source fresh fruits and vegetables, staples and FMCG goods directly from f...

ZopNow, the Bengaluru based e-grocery company, has expanded its services to Mysuru. ZopNow has partnered with More MegaStore, so as to cate...

"The company is also trying to change the model of sourcing merchandise from large retailers or cash-and-carry players to consumer goods co...

Garmin’s wrist-based offering is at the higher end of the spectrum but it truly is a stylish piece of kit.

Companies such as BigBasket, PepperTap, ZopNow say time and convenience are driving more sales for online groceries, unlike deep discountin...

Taking out time to buy grocery after a grueling day at work has become a thing of the past with online grocery marketplaces transforming th...

In India’s hottest ecommerce segment -on-demand delivery - a slew of startups are bagging tonnes of money as they challenge the established...

The Gurgaon-based company will use the money to fuel expansion into 10 more cities by the end of the year, including Bengaluru and Pune.

Online grocer Zop-Now has raised $10 million (Rs 62 crore) in a funding round led by San Francisco-based Dragoneer Investment Group.

The service offers convenience to customers and increases business for local stores. It is also cheaper for entrepreneurs to set up.

Hopcoms is also planning to extend its computerized billing system, which was introduced last year, to all its outlets in Bangalore.

The appliances division of diversified Godrej and Boyce Mfg Co Ltd will invest Rs 100 crore for capacity building and is eyeing a Rs 1,000 ...