Six e-commerce companies have made a total of 28 job offers as against the six job proposals from two firms last year.

TC Meenakshisundaram, managing director of IDG Ventures India, makes a pertinent point: investors are getting cautious about funding e-commerce companies and many players may not be able to raise their next round of funding this year.

Subrata Mitra, Partner at Accel, is on the board of top Indian e-commerce companies Flipkart and Myntra. He says that some companies may take up to five years to show profits.

Most e-retailers in India have been sucked into therace for more customers and top-line growth. Concentrating on profits will meanslowing down on these two fronts.

The company claimed that Junglee.com will offer options from hundreds of online and offline retailers, including Homeshop18, Hidesign, Gitanjali, Fabindia and Bata India among others.

With a manic focus on customers, Yebhi.com wants to make the leap from an online shoe-seller to an e-commerce titan in India. Watch out, Flipkart.

Sponsored fashion weeks have spawned a uniquely Indian brand ecosystem.

With customers slashing spending on apparel and other luxury good, most large format retail stores, such as Shoppers Stop, Pantaloons and Globus, have started offering 60% discounts.

The Reliance ADA-promoted blogging and social networking website aimed specifically at India, announces that it is getting out of social media services and transforming itself into a shopping portal.

Myntra re-invents itself, hopes to dominate fashion merchandising on the Net.

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