According to Flipkart, at the end of the selected tenure, users can return their device and get 60 to 100 per cent money back on the smartphone as per the chosen pack

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Reliance, HUL, Amazon, Flipkart and Grofers are hooking neighbourhood stores as force multipliers

Forget deals galore; it is time to treat customers as business partners and make good of their insights if companies want to thrive in the long run.

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Chinese e-commerce companies are making inroads in India.

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.

Consumers are willing to splurge once again on a range of products. This is just what the doctor ordered for the Indian economy.

Promises of hassle-free delivery and easy payment options are making festivities more rewarding. However, don't get blinded by the excitement. Read the fine print carefully to sweeten your deal further.

An app on your smartphone is undoubtedly convenient but it has its downsides too. First, price comparison isn't easy. Also, the convenience of looking at different products in multiple tabs isn't there anymore.

The reborn Future group is banking on two big breaks from the past: one, it will depend heavily on white-label FMCG to offer the cheapest and best groceries in its shops. Second, to allow customers to shop from anywhere and take deliveries anywhere as well.

Flipkart has a 44 per cent share of the $6.3 billion Indian e-commerce market. Snapdeal is No.2 with 32 per cent share while Amazon has 15 per cent.

Each of the big four companies of online furniture retail - Pepperfry, Fab Furnish, Urban Ladder and Mebel Kart - is devising its own methods to woo shoppers.

In the festive season frenzy of online shopping, the big players have elbowed out the small ones, in more ways than one.

Mukesh Bansal, CEO at fashion retailer Myntra.com, is eyeing the 'single largest fashion retailer' tag by 2015 and talks about what has worked well for his company so far. The firm also plans to differentiate through private labels, getting into the kids wear segment.

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The new stores will sell over 20,000 electronic products such as mobiles, their accessories, cameras and related equipment and portable media players.

Once starved of choices, the Indian consumer now has a plethora of them. They are thus influencing the way marketers shape and position their products and brands. Read how products and brands adjust to this new reality and market items mostly the way consumers want them.