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Indian retailers are an optimistic lot when it comes to deciding on expansion plans for 2009. Retailers such as Spencer’s Retail, Future Group, Shoppers Stop, Westside, Wills Lifestyle, Bata India,

Vishal Retail, a New Delhi-based supermarket chain, has successfully negotiated rentals of about a third of its stores across the country even as other retailers are bargaining for lower

Jawahar Goel, the managing director of Dish TV, is unequivocally opposed to increasing the limit of foreign investment in direct-to-home (DTH) sector in India from the current 49 per cent to 74 per

Marks & Spencer Group Plc and Next Plc cut the price on many goods by 50 per cent, joining UK retailers trying to tempt shoppers with discounts as consumer spending weakens.

Goa’s tourism industry is bouncing back to normalcy after successful Christmas festivities, feel the experts.

Chandamama, the comic that has enthralled three generations of Indians, is now trying to keep up with the times.

The sugar sector has for long been the victim of over-regulation and muddled policy regimes.

Four acquisitions in twelve months by three firms show the kind of growth the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector is headed for.

The countrys second largest realty firm, Unitech, has reduced its workforce by about 10 per cent, out of a total of 1,700 employees, as part of its cost-cutting measures.

In talks with two banking solutions firms in Europe and 4 in the US.

Reliance Petroleum, a subsidiary of Reliance Industries, Indias largest company by market capitalisation, today commissioned its second refinery in a special economic zone (SEZ) at Jamnagar,

State-run oil refiners are likely to report profits on daily sale of petrol, diesel, cooking gas and kerosene in the fortnight ending December 31, after average crude oil prices have been nearly 3 per

India should focus on producing cheap, efficient and small electric cars over the next five years.

Pyramid Saimira Theatre (PSTL) is planning to approach the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) for its proposed Rs 250-crore film fund.

Home loan rate cuts may inadvertently provide a much-needed filip to the Rs 11,500 crore domestic paints industry which has been reeling under production cuts and a slump in the automobile