Green Park is a premium micro-market in South Delhi. Not only does it boast of great metro and road connectivity, it also enjoys the presen...

This will also mark the entry of Spice Hotspot into the office automation and refurbished space.

Mohanty, who was part of Hotspot’s founding team and is also its chief financial officer, refused to divulge the name of the private equity...

Monthly rentals at Khan market stood stable at Rs 1,250 per sq ft in the past one year, but still its ranking improved. In the 2016 report,...

Jumbo, which has already informed its 145-odd staff in India to look for a change, will move out by March this year, shutting its 16 stores.

Spice Hotspot will enable its customers to book WudStay properties at discounted rates with exclusive deals and packages for Spice Hotspot ...

To beat rivals such as Flipkart, they will also offer buybacks, data transfers and help online customers get their devices fully operationa...

The year saw Tokyo attracting the most number of new retail entrants (63), followed by Singapore (58), Taipei (49), Hong Kong (45) and Beij...

The survey pegs mall space occupancy in the city in Q3 at 95% and says that it may go up by another 440,000 square feet in the coming month...

Industrial townships and tier II cities are emerging as new retail centres, says a study by leading retail IT solutions provider Ginesys.

Retailers cannot shirk their liability for selling defective products, a consumer forum has held.

Dubai has become the second most popular retail hotspot for international brands, after London, global realty consultant CBRE has said.

HotSpot Retail has tied up with Research and Innovation Technologies (RIT) to offer a suite of mobile applications to the Indian consumers.

India’s second-largest mobile phone retail chain Spice Group’s HotSpot will soon go for a brand change.

The Rs 2000-crore plus BK Modi group is weighing the possibility of merging its twin mobile retail entities, HotSpot Retail Pvt Ltd and Cel...

Cellucom will take 26% stake in Spice Group’s mobile retail venture HotSpot while Spice Corp will buy 100% shares in Cellucom.

This one-kilometer stretch in the centre of the city is India’s answer to Fifth Avenue in New York and Champs-Élysées in Paris. It has quie...