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Paytm Postpaid Users Can Now Convert Their Monthly Spends into EMIs
India’s leading fintech company and online payment app, Paytm announced yesterday that their postpaid users can now pay back their dues in instalments (EMIs). The service is intended to add a new level of flexibility to the users’ shopping experience and is available in different categories.
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In Pre-GST Sale, Big Discounts Announced On Televisions, Laptops, ACs
Prices of items like LED televisions, ACs and washing machines have been slashed the most under GST, as they fall in the 28 per cent tax slab - a jump from the current 23 per cent.
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Snapdeal Sale? SoftBank Said to Be Reworking Plan; Decision in a Few Weeks
Speculations are rife that the country's third-largest online shopping platform Snapdeal could be sold to larger rival and market leader Flipkart.
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Mobile Wallets in India Threatened by E-Commerce, Social Apps: Norton Mobile Survey
52 percent respondents saw threats from using apps such as social networking (27 percent), online shopping (24 percent), and messaging (19 percent).
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Paytm Postpaid Users Can Now Convert Their Monthly Spends into EMIs
India’s leading fintech company and online payment app, Paytm announced yesterday that their postpaid users can now pay back their dues in instalments (EMIs). The service is intended to add a new level of flexibility to the users’ shopping experience and is available in different categories.
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In Pre-GST Sale, Big Discounts Announced On Televisions, Laptops, ACs
Prices of items like LED televisions, ACs and washing machines have been slashed the most under GST, as they fall in the 28 per cent tax slab - a jump from the current 23 per cent.
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Snapdeal Sale? SoftBank Said to Be Reworking Plan; Decision in a Few Weeks
Speculations are rife that the country's third-largest online shopping platform Snapdeal could be sold to larger rival and market leader Flipkart.
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Mobile Wallets in India Threatened by E-Commerce, Social Apps: Norton Mobile Survey
52 percent respondents saw threats from using apps such as social networking (27 percent), online shopping (24 percent), and messaging (19 percent).
