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Online cab booking service Ola (formerly Olacabs), has raised $310 million (Rs 1,952 crore) in its fresh round of funding. The latest deal values Ola almost four times its valuation in October when SoftBank invested.

Indian lifestyle e-tail venture Jabong has been brought under a new holding firm Global Fashion Group (GFG), which also houses four other online fashion e-com startups

PressPlay has raised $2.2 million (over 13 crore) in seed funding from Sequoia Capital and a few angel investors

Yuvi for millions of his fans, the 34-year-old cricketer will put about Rs 50 crore – mostly his own money – over a period of three to five years in the fund, YouWeCan Ventures.

Amazon proposed deal to buy out Rocket internet backed Jabong.com, which could have been the biggest ever buyout in the E-commerce industry in India and for Amazon has been called off.

“Time is Money”, Nobody connects to this phrase better than a person who is a founder of a start-up. Start-ups are born out of ideas either related to innovations or market needs.

Since the day Modi Government has come into picture, People have high expectations from the Budget 2015 with the hope that there will be significant policy changes which would have a positive impact on the common man and would also help in controlling the fiscal deficit of the country and, thereby, helping the economy to grow further.

Deepak Dhamija shares his insights on the E-Commerce industry in India, published in this article in India Retail Report titled – Impact Of Budget Announcements On E-commerce Space on Sep 2014. Complete article given below The concept of market in this part of human civilization can be successfully traced back to Harappan era. Since then, markets underwent different kind of progression and adopted

Deepak Dhamija shares his insights on the E Tailing industry in India, published in this article in the Business World titled – Oh, So Indian, So Tier II on 28th August. Complete article given below The year was 1999. For the first time in India a company was trying to sell musical CDs online. This was the first

(This article was published in Images Retail Magazine - July 2014 edition. ) Common issues faced in day-to-day finance by E-Commerce Companies