The government on Wednesday eased foreign direct investment (FDI) rules around Single Brand Retail Trade.

With a global slowdown anticipated in coming months, these steps may reinforce the confidence in investors.

The new rules will usher in significant growth of handset demand and better customer experience, the India Cellular & Electronics Associati...

FDI blueprint, aimed at opening sectors like Digital Media, Insurance, Information Utilities and Contract Manufacturing, is ready and will ...

Setting up own stores helps brands offer closer engagement with customers, something that will come handy for these global giants seeking t...

Urban Ladder had applied for a single brand licence during September last year as a strategic shift to be an offline retailer.

The company's stagnating growth has been speculated to be the reason behind several of the top exits.

The retailer, which is expected to bag a SBRT license by early July, is looking at expanding its presence to10-15 new cities in 2017 with t...

With the acquisition of the partner’s 49% stake, Puma also inherits a network of about three dozen companyowned outlets, a person aware of ...

the government has not yet taken any decision on their requests, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in a written reply ...

In February 2006, the government permitted 51 per cent FDI in the single brand sector. In 2012, it raised the cap to 100 per cent.

Skechers USA Inc. and Italian cosmetic brand Kiko have secured the government’s approval to open outlets in the country.

Xiaomi has sought complete exemption from the mandatory 30 per cent local sourcing norms for opening single brand retail stores in India.

Adidas had in November 2015 announced its intent to open its first fully-owned outlet in India in the second half of the fiscal.

In a major leg-up for global brands such as Apple and Rolex, India has relaxed a mandatory local procurement condition for high-tech compan...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chidambaram said, should recall what he had tweeted on December 5, 2012.

India will face difficulties in achieving the export target of $ 300 billion for 2011-12 due to uncertainties in the European market, Parli...