Big Bazaar

To ease the cash crunch post demonetization, GrocerMax.com - a Gurugram-based online grocery delivery company has started an initiative of delivering Rs 2,000 currency notes to its customers at their doorstep, on minimum grocery order of Rs 1,500. As the...

Digital payments platform Paytm said it has processed sales of over Rs 220 crore at retail partner outlets during its four-day campaign. The Alibaba-backed company registered three-time surge in payment transactions across offline partner stores during its 12/12 Cashfree Festival,...

In India, currently, only the top six cities have a mall stock of approximately 67 million sq.ft. Roughly 36 malls have become operational between 2012-2016. However, the last three years saw a slowdown in new malls being operationalised with developers...

Aiming to ease the cash crunch after the Government's demonetisation move, INOX Leisure, a cinema exhibition chain, on Friday partnered with State Bank of India (SBI) to provide withdrawal facilities at INOX properties across the country using a debit...

GS1 India has recently launched a new DataKart service, a repository of retailed products, which has been developed based on Industry and consumer needs; for a single source of trusted, reliable and accurate information on products sold through retail...

Kishore Biyani-led Big Bazzar has tied up with State Bank of India to enable mini ATMs across all its 260 stores to allow consumers withdraw Rs 2000, using their debit cards, while they shop. The company has come out with...

With consumers saving every single penny post the Government's recent decision to demonetize Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, offline retailers are extending and encouraging consumers to use digital payment alternatives, in order to counter the short-term loss in consumption...

In a historical step to save India from corruption and the curse of black money, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday evening banned the use of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes with immediate effect. However, the demonetization of...

Even as Kishore Biyani’s Future Group gets ready to give a facelift to almost 5,000 traditional ration stores in Rajasthan by the end of September 2016 as part of a public-private experiment, India’s retail baron has already set sights...

Future Group CEO Kishore Biyani is at it again. Known as as India's Sam Walton, Biyani is in a process of turning his retail organisation into a consumer goods company which will even be engaged in distributing its own products. Biyani said during a...