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FSSAI asks Blinkit to explain consumer illness linked to curd orderIndia's food regulator FSSAI has asked quick commerce firm Blinkit for an explanation. This follows a complaint from a person who reportedl...- HC ruling on Google keyword ads likely to reshape e-advertisingA Delhi High Court ruling has stopped Google from auctioning trademarked names as ad keywords. This decision impacts how companies advertis...
- SC allows Amazon's appeal, sets aside order imposing Rs 202 crore penaltyThe Supreme Court has relieved Amazon by setting aside a Rs 202 crore penalty. The apex court also suspended the e-commerce giant's deal wi...
- Byju gets jail term; SC backs 28% gaming GSTLegal troubles compounded for Byju Raveendran as a Singapore court sentenced him to six months in jail. This and more in today’s ETtech Top...
- Nykaa, Honasa Consumer profits pop; Viral 'Cockroach Party' curbed on XNew-age companies Nykaa and Honasa Consumer posted multifold jumps in their quarterly profit. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
- Genuinely crack down on fakesIn India, the battle against counterfeit products is ever-present, with one in three urban consumers facing this issue daily. As regulators...
- Acko's $250 million IPO; Infosys' market cap plungeNew-age insurer Acko will soon confidentially file draft papers for its stock market debut. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- China hits food delivery platforms with 3.6 bln yuan fine for 'ghost' deliveriesChina has imposed hefty fines on seven major e-commerce platforms for serious food safety breaches. Companies like Taobao, Meituan, Pinduod...
- Nykaa confirms acquisition talks with Deepika Padukone’s 82°ENykaa is reportedly in talks to acquire a stake in Deepika Padukone's skincare brand, 82°E. Despite initial struggles with pricing and posi...
- Consent creation in client service callsCustomer call recordings in India lack true consent. Companies record calls for quality checks, but customers have no choice. This data col...
- Meta moves Delhi HC against CCPA order slapping Rs 10 lakh fine for walkie-talkie sale on FacebookThe senior counsel for Meta submitted that, unlike Amazon and Flipkart, Facebook was not an e-market but merely a "notice board", and there...
- Consumer Ministry readies safety pledge for ecommerce sitesEcommerce companies will need to recall hazardous items within 36 hours of notification as part of a new safety pledge being drafted by the...
- Govt to come out with certain clarifications on FDI in e-commerce sector shortly: Piyush GoyalGoyal said the ministry is not changing any policy on e-commerce for foreign direct investment as the policy is crystal clear. He also said...
- Ecommerce consumer law may include social media shopping85% of respondents to an online poll said social networks should be subject to e-commerce rules and policies.
- A law in the making to guard ecommerce consumersThe ministry of consumer affairs is looking to add a section detailing penalties for ecomm firms.
- Law on e-commerce needed to protect online consumers: IIM-A studyA study conducted by the IIM-A has stressed on a need for a separate law for e-commerce with a view to protect rights of web consumers in I...
- Enact e-commerce laws to protect consumers: Tamil Nadu to CentreTamil Nadu's experience shows the entities carrying out e-commerce business located outside the state's jurisdiction fail to comply with th...
- Government to amend consumer law to protect e-commerce customersGovernment is planning to introduce safeguards in the proposed amendments to Consumer Protection Act for the benefit of e-commerce customer...
- E-commerce covered under Consumer Protection Act"As far as the Central Government is concerned, there is no loss to indirect tax revenue due to expansion of e-commerce," Danve said.
- Consumer Protection Act may get more teeth; new law may help you sue online retailers from your cityGovernment is planning to revamp the Consumer Protection Act in Parliament to allow ‘territory free' legal action against any goods or serv...
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