Samsung is all set to launch its Note10 and Note10+ and their 5G versions. Till date it was known that the new smartphone will be launched in India on August 23.

Flipkart's 'Summer Carnival' sale has begun from May 4 (Saturday) and it will go on till May 7 (Tuesday); with raining offers from Day 1, huge discounts are on offer for the electronic good.

The International Women's Day on March 8, 2019 is going to be a special one as Flipkart has organized bumper sale on smartphones, scheduled between March 7 and March 8. The two-day sale is set to offer discounts on models such as Honor 9N, Nokia 6.1 Plus, Samsung Galaxy Note 8, and Vivo V9 Pro. Also, latest handsets like Poco F1, Samsung Galaxy S8, and Motorola One Power among others will be available on special prices.

The India government may face tough time in terms of trading as the US President Donald Trump intends to end India's GSP programme that allows USD 5.6 billion worth of the country's export to enter the United States duty free. To inform, the decision has been taken after India unveiled new rules on e-commerce that restrict the way Amazon and Walmart backed Flipkart do business.

Flipkart, the giant ecommerce store is celebrating the mobile bonanza sale where you can get huge deals on smartphones. Besides mega price cuts in budget smartphones, the premium handsets from the house of Samsung, Vivo, Asus and Oppo are currently selling with shocking discounts.

Oppo, the giant smartphone company in China brings forth its most affordable smartphone, Oppo K1 in India. The handset is packed with in-display fingerprint sensor and available in a choice of Astral Blue and Piano Black colour options. Scroll down the page to know about the Oppo K1 price in India along with its attractive specifications in this hi-tech mobile era.

E-commerce in India is all set to for a massive makeover from February 1 that is likely to put Flipkart and Amazon under high pressure to sustain in the market. As per new rules, foreign e-commerce players will not be able to provide massive discounts to the customers in India, also would not be able to sell their own brands through their respective platform.

Indeed good news for ecommerce business holders! The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), on January 3, has clarified that e-commerce firms like Flipkart and Amazon will be allowed to sell private label products on their platforms.

From major acquisitions such as that by Walmart of Flipkart, acquisition of Heritage Foods Pvt. Ltd., Lee Cooper and UK-based Laura Ashley by Future Retail to international furniture giant IKEA opening its first store in India at Hyderabad. Coming to 2019, here is what our analysts predicted for retail industry this year.

The government on Wednesday tightened e-commerce norms and barred online retail firms like Amazon and Flipkart from selling products of companies in which they have stakes, Ministry of Commerce and Industry said in a statement.