Edition: July 16, 2017

Cover Story

Amazon's turbo-charged rise in India is changing the e-commerce market

Amazon's rapid rise and marketshare gains are making the competition run helter-skelter. Amazon's rise, in fact, coincided with the fall of Snapdeal, India's third-largest marketplace in an e-tailing industry worth $16 billion.

Editor's Note

The Everything Shop

Jeffrey Bezos had a successful career in an investment firm in Wall Street when he decided to resign in 1994, and set up Amazon.

Book

Reality Check

This collection of essays is a deep dive into India's health economy, posing pertinent questions to policymakers as well as practitioners of health care.

People

People Business

Kovind vs Kumar. The race to Raisina Hill has begun.

Features

Slicing the pie: GST offers new opportunities for tax consultants, IT firms

The overhaul of the indirect tax regime with GST offers a sea of business opportunities for software solution providers, tax consulting firms and IT companies.

Columns

It's not Modi or Jaitley: Meet the man responsible for GST implementation

Nearly 90 lakh users; up to 1.2 lakh transactions per second; 320 crore transactions a month; and just 60,000 tax officers.

Challenges Galore

Letters

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor Business Today Magazine

Event

Lloyd BT Golf International Leg-Thailand

The International Leg of the Lloyd Business Today Golf was held on the May 9, 2017 at the Pattana Golf Club & Resort, Thailand.

Technology

Troll Order

How companies can keep trolls in check.

Markets

Unfair Trade

As SEBI fast-tracks its probe into NSE's high-frequency trading, Indias biggest stock exchange could face penalties, loss of revenue and loss of trust.

Focus

Deficit Worry

Why India cannot afford to be complacent about trade imbalances.