The traditional divide between B2B and B2C is becoming less relevant as customers expect seamless experiences across every ...

The Centre's relaxation of FDI rules for inventory-based e-commerce exports has divided India's business landscape. While ...

Under the current framework, FDI is allowed in business-to-business e-commerce and the marketplace model, but not in business ...

T-Mobile for Business has built its offering around flexibility and structural value. The absence of annual contracts ...

Govt has amended the foreign direct investment rules to lift restrictions on inventory-based model of e-commerce in case of ...

Government announced that foreign-funded e-commerce companies will be allowed to operate an inventory-based model exclusively ...

The policy shift aims to help small businesses access global markets and support India's target of reaching $1 trillion in merchandise exports by 2030.

In a move that could potentially boost India’s goods exports, the government has permitted foreign direct investment in in an inventory-based model of e-commerce exclusively for export purposes. “In ...

However, FDI is not permitted in the business-to-consumer (B2C) inventory-based model, under which an e-commerce entity owns ...

The Indian government has permitted Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in an inventory-based e-commerce model exclusively for the export of domestically manufactured or produced goods, aiming to boost ...

The Centre has allowed FDI in the inventory-based e-commerce model exclusively for exporting goods manufactured in India. The policy aims to boost e-commerce exports and improve global market access ...

Before this, 100 percent FDI was allowed under the automatic route in the e-commerce marketplace model, but not in its inventory-based model.