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E-commerce companies focusing on AI, virtual reality to cut logistics cost and fraudulent orders
E-commerce companies are focusing on artificial intelligence and virtual reality with a view to cut logistics costs and identify fraudulent orders, said a report by global auditing and consulting firm PwC.According to a PTI report: With an emerging middle-class...
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Retail sector second most threatened by hackers; financial services top the list
Data privacy protection has been becoming a significant challenge. Most of the sectors have been at the vulnerable risk of data fraud. Retail is the second most threatened segment by cyber attacks in the country after financial services.
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Fashion & Lifestyle
Funding India's sunrise sector, fashion retail
Fashion Forward
Fashion in one of the fastest growing sectors in India and it's no surprise then that it has been generating a lot of investor interest over the last few years. 2015 was a great year for Indian fashion businesses as...
Progressive Grocer
Healthy and Not so Healthy Snacking
Much before the era of globalisation, 73 year old biscuit pioneer Parle G positioned itself around ‘Swaad bhare, Shakti bhare, Parle-G’ Glucose biscuits and one of the first to have Indian superman Shaktimaan as its endorser. All this to...
Retail
Cruising Ahead: Retail Logistics Outlook in India
With increased investments in the Indian retail logistics industry, the sector is going to see consolidation soon, says Rachna Nath, Executive Director, PwC India. I learnt early on during the modern retail boom that as a retailer, one can...
Retail
India is second top retail sourcing destination: PricewaterhouseCoopers
According to report 'Global Sourcing: Shifting Strategies' released by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), cost, quality and the environment will play an increasingly important role as companies seek to achieve new heights of performance and competitive advantage from the global sourcing programmes.China...
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Jamshyd N Godrej, Smita Crishna, others buy stake in Godrej Consumer for Rs 1,645 cr
The shares were picked up at an average price of Rs 1,443.90 apiece, taking the transaction value to Rs...
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