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E-Commerce FDI Policy Bars Foreign Investment in Multi-Brand Retail: Government
The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), in a statement assured that FDI in allowed only in the business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce segment
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E-Commerce Rules Bar Foreign Investment In Multi-Brand Retail: Government
The Commerce Ministry in December revised the FDI policy for e-commerce players whereby it barred online retail firms like Amazon and Flipkart from selling products of companies in which they have stakes.
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Government Considering FDI Relaxation In Multi-Brand Retail Policy
Sources said the government is considering permitting foreign supermarket players to open retail stores but only for sale of 'Made in India' products.
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Government Clears 89 Single-Brand Retail Proposals
Government on Monday said it has approved 89 proposals for foreign investment in single brand retail trading (SBRT) and one in the multi-brand sector up to March.
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Nasscom Says It Welcomes 100 Percent FDI in Online Marketplaces
The move is expected to benefit not only foreign multi-brand retail entities like Amazon and eBay, but also single-brand overseas chains like Adidas, Ikea and Nike.
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Traders Body Opposes 100% FDI In Marketplace Model Of E-commerce
Strongly opposing the decision to allow 100 per cent FDI in marketplace model of e-commerce, traders body CAIT on Tuesday said the move will give back door entry to global players in multi-brand retail trading and impact MSMEs.
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FDI in Multi-Brand Retail of Food Won't Harm Local Markets: Report
The Centre must consider allowing FDI in multi-brand retail of food and grocery to boost food processing as it is unlikely to pose any threat to local stores because a majority of Indian consumers still buy fruits and veggies from the local markets, a report said.
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Wal-Mart Paid Millions of Dollars in Small Bribes in India: Report
A US government investigation is said to have found evidence of Wal-Mart Stores Inc allegedly paying "thousands of small bribes to local officials" in India to get customs clearances and obtain real-estate permits, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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Portfolio Investors Can Park up to 49% in Retail, E-Commerce: Report
With the introduction of a composite cap in foreign investment policy, portfolio investors can park up to 49 per cent in multi-brand retail and online wholesale companies without government approval, an official said.
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Traders Ask Government to Annul 51% FDI in Multi-Brand Retail
Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) said the recent contradictory statements of Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and Commerce Minister Nirmala Sithraman on FDI retail notification, has created confusion in the trading community.
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Government Retains 51% FDI in Multi-Brand Retail, Which BJP Had Opposed
The BJP-led central government has retained the previous UPA regime's decision allowing foreign retailers to open multi-brand stores with 51 per cent ownership, a consolidated FDI policy document released on Tuesday shows.
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Government Retains 51% FDI in Multi-Brand Retail
The latest edition of the annual FDI document also incorporates all policy changes effected over the past one year, including by the Modi government in sectors like defence, insurance and railways.
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FDI in Multi-Brand Retail Remains a Concern, Says US Expert
He, however, expressed hope that with investor-friendly Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the helm, India will soon catch up and fast emerge as one of the most influential economies in the world.
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E-Commerce Cannot be Back-Door Entry to Multi-Brand Retail: Minister
The government said on Tuesday that it is conscious to not allow e-commerce to become an avenue for foreign direct investment (FDI) in the much sought-after multi-brand retail sector.
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Government Not to Allow FDI in Multi-Brand Retail: Commerce Minister
The UPA government had opened the multi-brand retail sector for foreign investment and allowed up to 51 per cent FDI in the sector. The BJP had opposed the policy.
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E-Commerce FDI Policy Bars Foreign Investment in Multi-Brand Retail: Government
The Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), in a statement assured that FDI in allowed only in the business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce segment
-
E-Commerce Rules Bar Foreign Investment In Multi-Brand Retail: Government
The Commerce Ministry in December revised the FDI policy for e-commerce players whereby it barred online retail firms like Amazon and Flipkart from selling products of companies in which they have stakes.
-
Government Considering FDI Relaxation In Multi-Brand Retail Policy
Sources said the government is considering permitting foreign supermarket players to open retail stores but only for sale of 'Made in India' products.
-
Government Clears 89 Single-Brand Retail Proposals
Government on Monday said it has approved 89 proposals for foreign investment in single brand retail trading (SBRT) and one in the multi-brand sector up to March.
-
Nasscom Says It Welcomes 100 Percent FDI in Online Marketplaces
The move is expected to benefit not only foreign multi-brand retail entities like Amazon and eBay, but also single-brand overseas chains like Adidas, Ikea and Nike.
-
Traders Body Opposes 100% FDI In Marketplace Model Of E-commerce
Strongly opposing the decision to allow 100 per cent FDI in marketplace model of e-commerce, traders body CAIT on Tuesday said the move will give back door entry to global players in multi-brand retail trading and impact MSMEs.
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FDI in Multi-Brand Retail of Food Won't Harm Local Markets: Report
The Centre must consider allowing FDI in multi-brand retail of food and grocery to boost food processing as it is unlikely to pose any threat to local stores because a majority of Indian consumers still buy fruits and veggies from the local markets, a report said.
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Wal-Mart Paid Millions of Dollars in Small Bribes in India: Report
A US government investigation is said to have found evidence of Wal-Mart Stores Inc allegedly paying "thousands of small bribes to local officials" in India to get customs clearances and obtain real-estate permits, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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Portfolio Investors Can Park up to 49% in Retail, E-Commerce: Report
With the introduction of a composite cap in foreign investment policy, portfolio investors can park up to 49 per cent in multi-brand retail and online wholesale companies without government approval, an official said.
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Traders Ask Government to Annul 51% FDI in Multi-Brand Retail
Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) said the recent contradictory statements of Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and Commerce Minister Nirmala Sithraman on FDI retail notification, has created confusion in the trading community.
-
Government Retains 51% FDI in Multi-Brand Retail, Which BJP Had Opposed
The BJP-led central government has retained the previous UPA regime's decision allowing foreign retailers to open multi-brand stores with 51 per cent ownership, a consolidated FDI policy document released on Tuesday shows.
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Government Retains 51% FDI in Multi-Brand Retail
The latest edition of the annual FDI document also incorporates all policy changes effected over the past one year, including by the Modi government in sectors like defence, insurance and railways.
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FDI in Multi-Brand Retail Remains a Concern, Says US Expert
He, however, expressed hope that with investor-friendly Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the helm, India will soon catch up and fast emerge as one of the most influential economies in the world.
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E-Commerce Cannot be Back-Door Entry to Multi-Brand Retail: Minister
The government said on Tuesday that it is conscious to not allow e-commerce to become an avenue for foreign direct investment (FDI) in the much sought-after multi-brand retail sector.
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Government Not to Allow FDI in Multi-Brand Retail: Commerce Minister
The UPA government had opened the multi-brand retail sector for foreign investment and allowed up to 51 per cent FDI in the sector. The BJP had opposed the policy.
