Tag: Snapdeal

Flipkart to invest in new businesses

Flipkart had recently raised $1.4 billion in its biggest fundraising round with investors including Tencent Holdings, Microsoft Corp and eBay Inc After latest fundraising round, the e-commerce firm will now be valued at $11.6 billion Homegrown e-commerce major Flipkart announced on April 12 that …

Bootstrapping, another way to build a start-up

There’s a meme floating around Bengaluru’s start-up circles that neatly captures the zeitgeist of the community. In it, a crudely drawn map segregates the city’s neighbourhoods based on the technology companies they house. Well-funded start-ups occupy the trendy enclaves of Koramangala and Indira…

Flipkart set to raise up to $1.5bn amid talks to buy Snapdeal

India’s largest online retailer Flipkart is set to get between $1.2 billion and $1.5 billion in fresh capital from Tencent Holdings Ltd, Microsoft Corp. and eBay Inc.—funding that will provide it ammunition in the high-stakes battle with Amazon India for dominance of India’s e-commerce market. Fl…

Decoding GST: How it will impact Indian start-ups

Even as the government is still deliberating on the list of over 5,000 goods that will be taxed under the upcoming Goods and Services Tax (GST), Indian start-ups have welcomed passage of the Bill, which they feel will simplify conduct of business. Start-ups believe it will simplify taxation in th…

Indian Start-up 2.0 – A progressive perspective

From a formal dining to a privately held house party, the cacophony is incomplete without the much heated discussion about the disarmed & constraining unicorn e-commerce businesses in India today. Disappointing or concerning, jabbering or learning, the word is loud & clear, currently the …

Capital Float partners with Amazon India to disburse loans to e-sellers

Bangalore: Digital lending platform Capital Float has announced its partnership with Amazon India to disburse thousands of loans to e-sellers. The company – the only fintech startup to partner with the e-commerce giant – has also partnered with other leading online platforms including…

e-Commerce companies to pay up to 1% TCS under GST

E-commerce firms like Snapdeal and Amazon will have to mandatorily deduct up to 1 per cent TCS (Tax Collected at Source) while making payments to their suppliers under the GST regime which is expected to kick in from July 1. The model Goods and Services Tax (GST) law, finalised by the GST Council…