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Snapdeal revenue rises marginally to Rs 846 crore in the financial year 2019-2020
Techsamvad •The e-commerce platform reported that the total revenue fell marginally by Rs 916 crore in FY20, versus Rs 925.3 crore in FY19.
Amazon India to add 50,000 temporary roles for warehousing, delivery network to meet surge in demand for products
•E-commerce major Amazon India on Friday said it will add 50,000 'seasonal' or temporary roles to meet the surge in online demand for products, particularly from those most vulnerable to being out in public in the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic
Snapdeal resumes pan-India deliveries; engages law tech platform Legistify to help in logistics planning
Fp Staff •Snapdeal said that all deliverable orders from this backlog are expected to be cleared by the end of this month.
Coronavirus Outbreak: Snapdeal receives 65% orders from red zone cities on Day one of Lockdown 4.0
Fp Staff •E-commerce major, Snapdeal on Monday said that on Day 1 of the expanded operations, the orders at Snapdeal platform grew rapidly and had crossed 2.4 times the average of the previous 15 days by 3 pm on 18th May
E-commerce companies may resume full services across country from today; await States' views
•E-commerce companies are waiting for more clarity from states before taking a final call on resumption of services in various locations.
Lockdown 3.0: From laptops to apparels, people place orders online for non-essential items; staff crunch may delay deliveries
•From laptops to apparels, people logged on to e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Paytm Mall and Snapdeal on Monday to place orders for non-essential items
Govt's new foreign investment rules aimed at China to include Hong Kong too; inflows from both to be scrutinised in same manner
•The new rules are seen slowing down investment timelines and straining Indian startups that get regular funding from major Chinese companies, especially when the coronavirus outbreak has already hit them hard.
E-commerce deliveries are safe, taking steps to protect customers, staff: Amazon India
•Amazon India is reaching out to customers to assure them that receiving deliveries through its platform is safe, and that it continues to take preventative hygiene measures across its sites
Mobiles, TVs, readymade garments to be available on e-commerce platforms from 20 April
•Mobile phones, televisions, readymade garments and stationery items will be allowed to be sold on e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Flipkart and Snapdeal during the lockdown from 20 April, officials said on Thursday
Snapdeal resumes operations in 96 cities; company ties up with local grocers, wholesalers for quick deliveries
Fp Staff •While Snapdeal continues to accept orders for both essential and non-essential goods, the delivery for the latter is planned post the lockdown period.