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Indian businesses work on cannibalism, everyone eats each other and the government is just concerned about tax collection.there is no concept of business protection. Brick and mortar retailers were eaten by e commerce and e commerce will be eaten by

I love the fact that to eat a kurkure of 20rs there's such a huge difference in between online q commerce platforms and offline brick n mortar stores. In the former I have to pay a hefty amount of charges just so they can "survive", while in the la

Next, once a major name in Indian electronics retail with over 200 stores nationwide, met an unfortunate demise due to excessive ambition and inability to evolve. The chain recklessly expanded, opening hundreds of new outlets without proper planning,

Are there any new or upcoming e-commerce teams in India planning to focus on selling Made in India products?

Ecommerce platforms are rapidly undermining small retailers by offering unparalleled convenience, lower prices, and vast product selections. Their advanced logistics and marketing strategies attract consumers, leaving local stores struggling to compe

Another player in Quick Commerce model after Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy. Yet to see Flipkart and Amazon roll up their sleeves. Reliance on slippery slope in retail. There is lot of catch in Quick Commerce with bizarre spiking prices

I am thinking about a new set up and revolution in retail industry such as electronic products I have an idea 💡 how we can profit more in retail by creating a chain system which will be profitable to customers, retailer, ,dealers also we can set u

🚀 BREAKING: FirstCry's $3 Billion IPO Launch - The Baby Steps to a Giant Leap! How does a baby products retailer grow into a multi-billion-dollar empire? I'm about to share the exciting details of FirstCry's upcoming IPO that's set to shake up the

Fabmart: A Pioneer's Untimely Exit from Indian E-commerce Fabmart, a trailblazing online retailer founded in 1999, faced an unexpected departure from India's e-commerce landscape despite its early success and innovative approach. Key challenges contr

👗Fashion dominates the e-commerce market with a projected 18-20% growth rate in Q4. Key segments like fashion, 📱 smartphones, and electronics drive robust future expansion across online retail.