Carrefour

From India's narrowing demographic window and Boeing 737 MAX safety concerns to capital-flow risks, Carrefour's return and AI's social costs, today's opinions examine long-term structural shifts

After 12 years, the French retailer's return to India signals a shift in the retail landscape

As Carrefour plans to expand in India, Patrick Lasfargues, executive director - international partnership, Nilesh Ved, chairman of APPCORP Holding, owner of Apparel Grp. spoke on its India market plan

In an exclusive interview Patrick Lasfargues, international partnership executive director, Carrefour and Nilesh Ved, owner of Apparel Group spoke about French retail major's plans for the Indian mkt

Carrefour is telling customers it will no longer sell PepsiCo products like Pepsi, Lay's crisps and 7up because they had become too costly

Reliance Retail on Wednesday announced acquiring a 100 per cent stake in German retailer Metro AG

The German group has been completely focused on its European operations at a time when there have been quite a few setbacks

Carrefour is Europe's biggest retailer and the biggest private employer in France

A deal could see Metro's China business valued at $1.5-$2 billion