Mukesh Ambani built three sector-dominating businesses under RIL and cleaned off the conglomerate's debts by raising Rs 2.89 lakh crore

How Mukesh Ambani, Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Walmart's Doug McMillon are fighting to get a bigger slice of India's $850 billion retail market

Grofers has clocked $1 billion in gross merchandise value (GMV) in the financial year 2020 and it aims to hit $4 billion (about Rs 30,000 crore) in GMV by 2022

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries and subsidiaries bought stakes in seven firms in 2018; nine in 2019; and five this year so far; four more are in the pipeline for the year 2020

Mukesh Ambani-led conglomerate is reportedly inching closer to a deal with Milkbasket. Discussion with Urban Ladder has also been going on for the last few months and is now at an advanced stage, suggest media reports

After selling stake in Jio Platforms to global tech giants and other big investors, he's now eyeing multiple takeovers in tech and consumer business space

RIL could peg deal with Urban Ladder at around $30 million; Milkbasket is also negotiating its valuation the Ambani company, suggest reports

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While tables and chairs are the best sellers, consumers are also buying dining tables and couches, and a bulk of these purchases are happening online

The Swedish furniture giant said that millions of visitors visited the Ikea store and the turnover of the outlet is also as per the expectations of the company

Chief executive Ashish Goel said that they spent the last year testing their offline model. He says that now that they know that this works, they are going to expand their offline stores aggressively.

Furniture e-tailer Urban Ladder is working on building a national brand based on innovation, quality and seamless buying experience.

The investment momentum in Indian start-ups rocketed over the past five years. PE activity in 2015 touched an all-time high - investments totalled 1,049, over 600 of them in start-ups. The stars of Indian e-commerce became super stars.

With the growth of hyper local commerce on the web, the link between online discovery and physical commerce are becoming stronger, even as integrated marketing stays put.

Tata started investing in start-ups in 2014 and in over two years has invested in over 22 start-ups till date.

India Circus, owned by Krsna Mehta, is positioned as a lifestyle brand that offers home decor and accessories at an affordable price.

Kishore Biyani is now embarking on an ambitious omni-channel strategy that he hopes will allow him to fight his online rivals better.

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.

Rajiv Srivatsa, co-founder of online furniture retailer Urban Ladder, speaks with Ajita Shashidhar about the difficulties the company faced and its expansion plans and more.