TC Roundup: Indian e-com firms to invest up to $1.9B on infrastructure by 2020

Indian e-com companies to invest up to $1.9B on infrastructure by 2020: Buoyed by the growing popularity of online shopping in India, the e-commerce market, which is expected to reach $ 20 billion by 2020, will see companies investing close to $ 2 billion in logistics, infrastructure and warehousing in the next six years, a study said today. (PTI)

Google can now track when your online clicks lead to phone calls: Companies can already find out when people click their ads on Google and then call a business. But when a person clicks and ad and then explores a bunch of pages on a company's website and then makes a call hours later, that's a whole other thing. Google couldn't track that — until now. (Venture Beat)

Continental hires self-driving-car executive from Google: Continental AG, one of the world's largest automotive parts makers, has picked a Google Inc. self-driving-car executive to lead a new Silicon Valley-based operation aimed at intelligent transportation efforts.The company said it has hired Seval Oz, an expert in vehicle networking and automation who worked on Google's self-driving car project. (The Wall Street Journal)