A shortage of truckers hits Uk Milk deliveries, the Industry Calls for urgent action. Hello. Sorry, i was busy reading my script we start with amazon the E Commerce Giant has been one of the business worlds biggest winners during the pandemic, as people Around The World were forced to shop online. But is that boom coming to an end . Amazon made sales of a vast 113 Billion in the three months to june. But that was less than Wall Street was expecting. And its warned of a further slowdown in the coming months. Samira hussain reports from New York. Amazon is the on Line Shopping Titan but what happens when consumers who have spent most of the last 1. 5 years stuck inside are finally allowed to go out shopping in actual physical stores . They do it. That was certainly reflected in amazons quarterly earnings report. The company had a block last year in 2020 is the pandemic forced many to shop on line. But not only did amazon miss investor expectations the revenue in the last three months of
has been held in london. stay with us. has been held in london. stay with us. we will be back with the rest of the news of the date the first year is the business news. news of the day but first year is the business news. as toshiba prepared to give its earnings a day, weaves find out why japan getting crushed. and we ve zoom in on the online market in india. hello and welcome to asia business report. fox climb has reportedly signalled it could launch a $27 billion bid for toshiba chip business. they are due to report their own inflated today after two previous delays. toshiba is currently trying to sell off its prized chip business to cover losses from its troubled us nuclear unit, westinghouse. it is not the only japanese firm to struggle recently. these were the greatest brands in consumer goods for decades. toshiba, panasonic, sony, he tai chi. so how did we end up here? first of all, the chinese and koreans came along and they can make these things just as all but muc
PM Modi On E-commerce: Modi also insisted on the need to address the problems faced by consumers in fair price discovery and grievance handling mechanisms, and said digitising processes can enhance market access along with ecommerce. "As cross-border ecommerce continues to grow, there are challenges as well. We need to work collectively to ensure equitable competition between large and small sellers," Modi said in his video address to the G-20 Meeting of Trade and Investment Ministers in Jaipur.
Modi also insisted on the need to address the problems faced by consumers in fair price discovery and grievance handling mechanisms, and said digitising processes can enhance market access along with ecommerce. "As cross-border ecommerce continues to grow, there are challenges as well. We need to work collectively to ensure equitable competition between large and small sellers," Modi said in his video address to the G-20 Meeting of Trade and Investment Ministers in Jaipur.