Amazon India

After launching its grocery and household products service in Hyderabad and Bengaluru earlier this year, online retail giant Amazon on Thursday announced the expansion of the service to six more cities. "Amazon.in has announced the expansion of its grocery and...

Expanding its reach, Amazon India on Monday launched its AmazonNow app in Delhi and Mumbai which will let customers shop for over 5,000 every-day essentials from various local stores. With this app, products will be delivered to the customers' doorsteps...

Amazon India has launched its online wallet Amazon Pay Balance, in a bid to increase cashless transactions. “With no additional authentications required, customers get the benefit of fast and smooth checkout (from Amazon Pay). Amazon Pay Balance helps customers store...

Amazon has unveiled a new kind of retail store, with no cashiers. The concept store, launched in Amazon's hometown, Seattle, customers can fill their shopping carts and walk out - with the costs tallied up and billed on their accounts with...

E-commerce giant Amazon said its business in India saw a "short term impact" in the immediate aftermath of demonetization but has since then bounced back to "triple digit growth rate", with ten-fold jump in customers opting for e-payment at...

In a move to help Indian startups launch, market and distribute their products to millions of Amazon customers across the country and globally through a dedicated store, Amazon India on Monday launched its much anticipated global programme - Amazon...

In a historical step to save India from corruption and the curse of black money, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday evening banned the use of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes with immediate effect. However, the demonetization of...

US-based online retailer Amazon has been ranked as the most attractive Internet brand in the country ahead of rivals Flipkart and Snapdeal as well as search engine giant Google, according to India's Most Attractive Brands Study 2016. "For the first...

The festival season, which is considered the most significant period for Indian e-commerce companies in terms of sales generated, has recently concluded with Flipkart, Amazon, and Snapdeal, the three biggest e-commerce websites in the country claiming major gains. All three say that this year's sale was the biggest so far and all of them have claimed to achieve a major milestone in some way or the other. As per industry estimates, just one day of festive sales generate anywhere between $300-400 million (about Rs 2,000-3,000 crore) in orders for the e-commerce players. While the gross sales number achieved by three of them during last month's sales season is still unknown, this year proved to be different in terms of many firsts. Where holding 'multiple' sales event in itself was an industry first, here's a list of major trends indicating a significant evolution in consumer...