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Amazon launches Marketplace Appstore in India

The Amazon Marketplace Appstore enables sellers to focus on their business as it reduces the time and effort they spend on finding the right solution for their specific needs -- be it finding a shipping provider or sales analytics tool.

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Published : Aug 12, 2019, 5:33 PM IST

Bengaluru: Amazon on Monday launched its Marketplace Appstore in India, which is a platform created for sellers to discover trusted third-party applications that can help them automate, grow and manage their business.

The Amazon Marketplace Appstore enables sellers to focus on their business as it reduces the time and effort they spend on finding the right solution for their specific needs -- be it finding a shipping provider or sales analytics tool.

Sellers can search, filter and compare applications to find the solution that best suits their needs.

"The platform is designed to intuitively connect the right developer with the right seller to ensure that both parties succeed," said Gopal Pillai, Vice-President, Seller Services, Amazon India.

The Appstore features multiple solutions by Amazon and external developers, covering a range of functionalities and price points. Sellers can now browse and filter apps across 13 categories, including accounting and tax remittance, and inventory and order management.

With the Appstore, Amazon essentially takes the ambiguity out of third-party validation by vetting each solution provider before featuring them.

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With a few clicks, sellers can discover relevant solutions for their business, authorize data access and complete their purchase.

"We want to become the go-to solution for sellers to access business tools for their needs and minimize the time, effort and money otherwise spent on searching and experimenting for appropriate solutions," Pillai said.

"The applications on the Amazon Marketplace Appstore have been verified and are reliable. We believe this will help both sellers and developers scale their businesses," he said.

With nearly 100 apps from across the world on the Amazon Marketplace Appstore, Indian sellers will now have easy access to more apps to help them create a better customer experience.

Bengaluru: Amazon on Monday launched its Marketplace Appstore in India, which is a platform created for sellers to discover trusted third-party applications that can help them automate, grow and manage their business.

The Amazon Marketplace Appstore enables sellers to focus on their business as it reduces the time and effort they spend on finding the right solution for their specific needs -- be it finding a shipping provider or sales analytics tool.

Sellers can search, filter and compare applications to find the solution that best suits their needs.

"The platform is designed to intuitively connect the right developer with the right seller to ensure that both parties succeed," said Gopal Pillai, Vice-President, Seller Services, Amazon India.

The Appstore features multiple solutions by Amazon and external developers, covering a range of functionalities and price points. Sellers can now browse and filter apps across 13 categories, including accounting and tax remittance, and inventory and order management.

With the Appstore, Amazon essentially takes the ambiguity out of third-party validation by vetting each solution provider before featuring them.

Read more: Hotel in Mumbai charged Rs 1,700 for 2 boiled eggs

With a few clicks, sellers can discover relevant solutions for their business, authorize data access and complete their purchase.

"We want to become the go-to solution for sellers to access business tools for their needs and minimize the time, effort and money otherwise spent on searching and experimenting for appropriate solutions," Pillai said.

"The applications on the Amazon Marketplace Appstore have been verified and are reliable. We believe this will help both sellers and developers scale their businesses," he said.

With nearly 100 apps from across the world on the Amazon Marketplace Appstore, Indian sellers will now have easy access to more apps to help them create a better customer experience.

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Etihad says not feasible to reinvest in Jet; cites unresolved issues concerning liabilities
         New Delhi, Aug 12 (PTI) Gulf carrier Etihad, which holds 24 per cent stake in Jet Airways, on Monday said it has decided not to reinvest in the airline due to unresolved issues concerning liabilities.
          Jet Airways, which shuttered operations on April 17, is undergoing insolvency proceedings and at least three entities have put in initial bids for the carrier.
          In a statement, Etihad said it declined to lodge an Expression of Interest (EoI) to reinvest in Jet Airways because of unresolved issues concerning the airline's liabilities.
          The deadline for submission of EoIs was August 10.
          While noting that it was "neither feasible for nor responsible of Etihad to reinvest in Jet Airways at this time, Etihad asserted that the decision does not affect its commitment to India.
          "Since then, Etihad has consistently and constructively sought and advanced solutions to help resolve Jet's issues. But as a minority shareholder, Etihad has had limited capacity to secure required changes," the statement said.
          The national carrier of the UAE picked up 24 per cent stake in Jet Airways in 2013.
          Earlier this year, Etihad said it made a conditional expression of interest to reinvest in the Indian airline as a minority stakeholder, with an agreed partner, but unfortunately this did not materialise.
          "Etihad remained engaged in the process, but despite the endeavours of everyone involved, there remained very significant issues relating to Jet's previous liabilities," the statement noted.
          "Regrettably, in these circumstances, it was neither feasible for nor responsible of Etihad to reinvest in Jet at this time. This decision is unrelated to and does not affect Etihad's continued commitment to India, the airline's largest single market, and one which it has served for 15 years," it said.
          According to the statement, Etihad flies between Abu Dhabi and 10 destinations in India, and is continually increasing the frequency of its flights, the size of its aircraft, the quality of its product and the international route connections it offers beyond its hub in Abu Dhabi.
          On Sunday, mining baron Anil Agarwal's investment company Volcan Investments said it has shown interest in acquiring stake in Jet Airways.
          Of the three entities that submitted EoIs, two are financial players and another is Panama-based fund Avantulo Group, sources said on Saturday. PTI RAM IAS
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