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Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
The Chinese smartphone major is one of many caught up in an e-commerce antitrust fiasco which states that these companies were granted preferential treatment by Amazon and Flipkart.
Chinese consumer electronics maker Xiaomi has reportedly asked India’s antitrust body to recall a report that has named it for colluding with e-commerce majors and breaching competition laws. The regulatory watchdog’s report had found that Amazon and Flipkart colluded with some of the biggest smartphone companies to "exclusively" launch certain products in the country and prioritize some product listings over others.
Reuters reported on Monday that Xiaomi has asked the Competition Commission of India to recall the report as it contains classified information regarding sales. The CCI found that the Beijing-headquartered smartphone giant colluded with e-commerce major Flipkart.
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The Indian mother and baby products retailer has been slow to grow in the two largest markets of the Gulf. What gives?
The likes of KNOT, Zulu Club and Slikk are trying out several ways to make the latest trend in quick commerce work. But standing up to the big boys of online retail will be an arduous challenge.
Thanks to millions of Indians with cheap data connections and little to do, Big Tech continues to make giant strides in the country. The narrative of an atmanirbhar Bharat in technology is now dead in the water.
