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The Indian e-commerce retail logistics industry would grow 36 percent in the next five years, a report said here on Friday. "The e-commerce retail logistics market is valued at US $35 billion in 2018, and is projected to witness a...

In the progressive Indian society, food expenditures hold a lot of prominence constituting the largest retail consumption category. In fact, the Indian food retail industry is positioned globally as the sixth-largest and has been increasing at a steady pace...

With the Government's emphasis on a less-cash economy, stakeholders in the country's digital space have sought incentives in the upcoming Union Budget on February 1. The incentives would help to promote e-commerce -- an essential component of non-monetary transactions, they...

Globally, mergers and buyouts are common practices where one conglomerate has either acquired all the assets and liabilities of another company, or one has been bought over by a corporate giant purely for business growth. While in the Indian corporate scenario it has been a regular feature, in the Beauty and Wellness space, per se, it is still a relatively new concept with business houses still wanting to remain politically correct while sharing the details. Salon India reports

Many organizations fail to harness insights from customer metrics to drive performance. Capturing customer data and linking findings to business strategy and operating metrics can deliver breakthrough insight. Further, embedding customer metrics into staff incentives can create a customer-centric...

A recent report by e-commerce major Snapdeal and KPMG said that E-tail and allied ecosystem (logistics, warehousing, IT, ITeS) in India is expected to create direct employment for around 1.45 million workforce by 2021. According to the report, logistics and...

The last few years have been a period of significant and far-reaching change in the retail sector. New technology, regulatory reforms and a transformed economic environment combined with changing consumer needs, expectations and demographics, have created unparalleled opportunities for businesses...

Consumer packaged goods (CPGs) companies can no longer count on continued success based on the historic formula of mass production to mass distribution to mass marketing (“mass-to-mass-to-mass”). Geographical entry points are dwindling, and stores are now closing faster than they...