[ad_1] New Delhi: A day after the Center lifted some restrictions amid the national blockade of the COVID-19 coronavirus, several states have decided to open liquor stores in hopes of increasing state revenues. The Interior Ministry, in its order, has allowed the sale of non-essential items but with passengers. The …
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[ad_1] Earlier this week, JioMart, a Reliance Retail e-commerce company, opened a business account on Facebook’s WhatsApp. Days after selling a stake in its digital arm to Facebook for $ 5.7 billion, Reliance Industries said Thursday that it is in talks with other strategic and financial investors for a similarly …
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[ad_1] West Ham is reportedly considering selling Declan Rice with Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea, all interested in the England midfielder. The Hammers face a tightening of the belt due to their high spending last summer and the financial implications of the coronavirus crisis, and they may have to sell …
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[ad_1] Sarah Tew / CNET Sony’s PlayStation Store has two simultaneous sales right now: a spring sale and a Big in Japan sale, the latter of which celebrates games emanating from the Land of the Rising Sun. With much of the world locked up due to the novel coronavirus‘spread, it …
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[ad_1] BENGALURU: E-commerce platforms like Amazon India and Flipkart had another round of disappointment this weekend, as the government clarified on Saturday that they are still unable to start selling non-essential items, despite offline stores having allowed to open and sell the items. On Friday, the Interior Ministry said that …
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[ad_1] BENGALURU: E-commerce platforms like Amazon India and Flipkart had another round of disappointment this weekend, as the government clarified on Saturday that they are still unable to start selling non-essential items, despite offline stores having allowed to open and sell the items. On Friday, the Interior Ministry said that …
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[ad_1] BENGALURU / NEW DELHI : E-commerce firm Flipkart resumed selling electric fans, educational books and stationery such as pens on Friday after the new directive from the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MHA) on April 21, which allowed ‘shops’ for electric fans and student books to operate. A senior official …
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