Shilpa Ranipeta is a Special Correspondent for CNBC-TV18, focusing on national news in India. She covers a wide range of topics including business, finance, and current affairs. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for delivering accurate and informative news, Shilpa provides in-depth coverage of the latest developments in the Indian market.
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Shilpa Ranipeta's coverage primarily focuses on business, retail, e-commerce, and the Indian market. She frequently covers press releases and cites data in her articles. Given this focus, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to new product launches, marketing strategies of companies operating in India, or analysis of consumer behavior during festive seasons.
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By: Shilpa Ranipeta
The key issue that FMCG distributors raised is that quick commerce platforms are increasingly becoming direct distributors for major FMCG companies, and this, they claim, sidelines traditional distributors and threatens the livelihood of small retailers.
By: Shilpa Ranipeta
The collection will be available in select stores in India and online at HM.com and Myntra, and will also be made available globally on hm.com and in stores in South Africa, Singapore, Vietnam and Malaysia.
By: Shilpa Ranipeta
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Sunil Kataria, CEO of Raymond Lifestyle said that while the first quarter of this fiscal saw a slowdown, discretionary spending is expected to pick up in the second half of the year led by the wedding season.
By: Shilpa Ranipeta
India's beauty and personal care market is booming, projected to hit $34 billion by 2028 from $20 billion, driven by rising discretionary spending, social media influence, and e-commerce growth. With premium products in high demand and significant opportunities in non-metro cities, global brands are intensifying their focus on India. The market's rapid expansion is reshaping beauty trends and consumer habits.
Currently a pilot program, the 90-minute delivery is available in select areas in Delhi-NCR, including Gurgaon Sec-37, 40, DLF Cyber Hub, Dwarka, Palam Vihar, and Najafgarh, as of now.
P Venkatesalu, CEO and ED of Trent, emphasised Westside will be the sole brand under Trent to establish an online presence, aiming to integrate its retail strategy across both digital and physical platforms.
P Venkatesalu, CEO & ED at Trent Ltd, said Westside differentiates itself by not being available on online marketplaces. He said online sales for Trent will only be through Westside. This indicates that Trent will not look to make Zudio available online.
As India's festive season approaches, e-commerce giants Amazon, Flipkart, and Myntra are gearing up for major sales events starting this September. With exclusive early access offers and significant discounts, these sales promise to deliver exciting deals across a range of categories. Here's what you need to know about the upcoming festive shopping frenzy.
By: Shilpa Ranipeta
PVR INOX is firm that re-releases are not a stop-gap solution to tide over lack of fresh content, but will be a big strategy for the company going forward. "Re-releases as a trend is here to stay," Gianchandani added.
By: Shilpa Ranipeta
On the other hand, Gillette India, which sells grooming and oral care products, said it saw strong performance delivering balance top and bottom line growth in the fiscal despite a very challenging operating and competitive environment.
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