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Flipkart likely to launch online marketplace
Both the Flipkart founders, Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal, have worked at Amazon
Flipkart may launch online marketplace on its website
Move to compete directly with the likes of eBay and Snapdeal in the country
Auditors raise eyebrows at DLF take on Vadra dealings
The accounting and audit fraternity clearly wants to disassociate itself from the DLF-Vadra saga
Bharti Walmart venture
Assuming that Bharti and Walmart do ink pact for retail, will there be rejig of cash-and-carry biz?
Auditors frown on DLF take on business advance to Vadra
Audit firm points out that the accounting rules do not permit companies to give interest-free loans even to their subsidiaries
Retail chains, investors chase law firms ahead of FDI deals
Leading corporate lawyers, accounting firms have swung into action to interpret grey areas in FDI policy
Fortis Escorts stops treating govt scheme beneficiaries
Cites long delays in reimbursement Medanta, Max may follow suit
IKEA will source from MSMEs where feasible
Signs franchisee agreement with group company Ingka Holding Overseas
IKEA kicks off India plan with top appointment
Juvencio Maeztu will be the country manager, IKEA Retail India
Nivedita Mookerji: Swift govt moves on IKEA surprise
The rapid pace at which the government has tweaked the single brand retail policy to enable IKEA¿s entry brings hope to multi-brand retail FDI investors
IKEA may set up first store in 3 yrs
Team scouting for space on outskirts of metros
Policy change triggers single-brand retail rush
Applications from Celio, Gruppo Coin and Artsana, are in works and are expected to be sent to govt in a few weeks
It's a marathon: Raj Jain
Interview with Walmart India President & Bharti-Walmart MD
Walmart's JV with Bharti hinges on policy clarity
Walmart and Bharti group are 50-50 JV partners in the cash-and-carry business in the country
Nivedita Mookerji: Who's afraid of FDI in retail?
The experience in developing markets suggests that foreign direct investment in retail need not be a bane