Twenty-six major e-commerce platforms, including Zomato and Flipkart, have voluntarily declared their sites free of ...

Twenty-six leading e-commerce platforms in India have declared compliance with the Central Consumer Protection Authority's guidelines against manipulative dark patterns.

“In a major step towards protecting consumer interest in the digital marketplace, 26 leading e-commerce platforms have ...

India's DoCA receives self-declarations from 26 e-commerce firms, ensuring compliance against deceptive online design ...

The government on Thursday said 26 leading e-commerce companies have self-declared that their platforms are free from dark patterns. Zepto, Zomato, Swiggy, ...

These companies confirmed through self-audits or third-party reviews that their platforms are free from manipulative design ...

ZenZebra curates physical retail BreakSpots in high-density captive environments to offer consumers an opportunity to touch, ...

Swissport, the world’s leading aviation services provider, is expanding its European e-commerce network with the opening of a ...

Ecommerce is booming in India, but logistics, payments, and fulfillment remain complex. Shiprocket simplifies this with ...

Tata Digital is undergoing its third major strategy overhaul, led by new CEO Sajith Sivanandan, who is shifting the company ...

Consumption surge, stronger compliance and broad-based recovery set stage for GST revenues to cross Rs 2 lakh crore in ...