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Publication  : The Times of India 

Date : January 03, 2020

The e-commerce industry is a fast-growing sector with demand going through the roof and more people adopting this stress-free method of shopping. In 2015, the e-commerce retail sales amounted to over $340 billion and by 2019 the total sales are projected to be double that amount. This means more people are getting to know about this industry and so much more are also striving to carve a niche for themselves by opening up online retail stores. The e-commerce industry as a newcomer is bound to face certain challenges ranging from economical to technological down to the social sphere.

Publication : Entrepreneur

Date : January 03, 2020

In a significant relaxation for the ecommerce sector, the government could allow online platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart to upload e-invoice for vendors under the goods and services tax (GST) framework. As part of ongoing trials of e-invoicing, a detailed set of clarifications in the form of frequently asked questions have been issued.  “Ecommerce operator can request for e-invoice on behalf of supplier,” the clarification said. The matter has been taken up by the government and could be allowed once the trial period is over, a government official told ET.

Publication : The Economic Times

Date : January 04, 2020

The world of e-commerce is rapidly changing. It’s simply irresponsible to rest on your laurels if you find yourself in this space. Strategies that worked in the early 2000s probably didn’t work too well in the ’10s. The same could be said for current marketing tactics that might become antiquated in the ’20s. Technological advancements brought down shipping fees, sped up shipping timelines, made the checkout process smoother and helped merchants find consumers where they are most ready to make a purchase, among many other things.

Publication: Forbes

Date: January 03, 2020

India’s retail market is estimated to be worth $600 billion. Today e-commerce comprises only 5% of the total. Compare that to the 15% stake e-commerce has in the US market, and it becomes clear there’s still plenty of room for growth. Despite efforts like ‘Digital India’, affordability of smartphones and data packages, vast sections of India’s population have yet to come online.

Publication: The Economic Times

Date: January 3, 2020