Ratan Tata Bets Big On India’s e-commerce Sector, Invests In Bluestone
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After making a personal investment in popular e-tailer Snapdeal.com, According to a Times of India report, Tata has subscribed to fresh shares of the three-year-old e-commerce player; the value of the investment is not known yet.
Bluestone was founded by Gaurav Singh Kushwaha, an
By investing in this e-jewellery company, Ratan Tata has proved his keen interest in exploring the e-commerce market. Last month, he had said, “e-retailing today is one of the hottest forms of marketing and has a good potential in the country as 500 to 600 million people of the country are the consuming public. You can just walk away with what you want. This adds new dimension in a huge market.”
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