Thousands of lost products have been resurrected on Amazon’s Indian marketplace after the online goliath sold its stake in a profitable local venture.

Walmart-owned Flipkart is fending off the fall-out from the Indian government’s revised e-commerce legislations by taking advantage of the Canadian market.

India’s new e-commerce laws came into effect on February 1, with Amazon and Flipkart rumoured to have pulled hundreds of thousands of products from their marketplaces to comply.

As Walmart-owned Flipkart fights to fend off Amazon and keep afloat amidst tougher e-commerce regulations, the Indian-based business finalises a deal worth US$201 million.

The latest in the Indian government’s plans to hone in on marketplace practices in the region could see online sales take a $46 Billion hit in the next three years.

Bitter rivals, Amazon and Flipkart have teamed up to fight the Indian Government on new online retail regulations that could thwart their expansion plans in the region.

Co-founder and CEO of Walmart-owned Flipkart, Binny Bansal has resigned, effective immediately.

The global marketplace has reported strong growth in Q3, reportedly generating $2.6 billion in revenue for the three months ending September 30.

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Flipkart has worked with Google Zoo to develop a ‘Hagglebot’ for its annual online sale, with the immersive voice-based bot reportedly bringing an authentic market experience to the online platform.

Walmart is looking to increase the appeal of its marketplace by adding influencer content to its main channels.

Three of China’s biggest cross-border fashion and apparel e-tailers have set their sights on India’s e-commerce market, thanks to the country’s high potential for economic growth.