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Letter draws attention to absence of safety standards in Andaman

This, even after a boat tragedy that killed more than 20 people two months ago

FDI rules may stump even Indian chains

Since allowing FDI in multi-brand retail has been left to the states, Indian companies may not benefit as foreign investors are wary of the politics

Call him an anarchist or an activist, you cannot ignore Arvind Kejriwal

In the backdrop of surveys showing his prospects in the 2014 polls- the latest one is putting him up as the top choice of preferred PM

Swedes near their store rollout in single-brand retail

Ikea may open store in Noida; H&M in New Delhi's Select City Mall

AAP's stand on retail FDI presents intriguing possibilities

Possibility of AAP govt falling over retail issue not being ruled out either

PM's Q&A with the media

In his third interaction with media in last ten years, Manmohan Singh touched upon a gamut of issues

Tesco finds new room to expand amid gloom

The UK-based supermarket chain has become the first multi-brand foreign retailer to enter India, paving the way for others to follow

Retail: One major investment, one break-up and a long wait for a sea change

International biggies might see a renewed interest in the country after Tesco's decision to enter the multi-brand retail sector

Policy Front: Giving credit where it is due

Setting up the Cabinet Committee on Investment set in motion many stalled projects worth lakhs of crores

Carrefour might apply if Tesco passes muster

French giant might apply for multi-brand retailing if UK rival gets nod

FDI in retail: Poll verdicts raise uncertainty

Congress-ruled Rajasthan and Delhi had said yes; 3 states which had okayed FDI have Assembly polls next year

AAP report card: Repeat of Anna street rallies?

Delhi, which has often been blamed for its indifference to burning issues, has once again shown that it has a mind of its own

Alibaba has hair-raising business plans for India

Chinese e-commerce group seeks to tap growing demands of the West, including US and UK, for hair extensions and wigs

Much ado about local sourcing at cash-&-carry stores

Cash-&-carry chains claim of the products they sell 85-90% is local

Shopping with loyalty or thinking like a trader?

Cash-and-carry stores try tricks, from playing Bollywood music to customising orders, to retain customers

Global chains hit the slow lane as cash & carry format turns 10 in India

Many modes, many places

The blogger travels by road, rail and air to find that each offers a different experience

Luxury retail to get Italian hand

High-end brand Stefano Ricci awaiting FIPB nod

Changing times: Hockey shows it can attract big money

20-year-old Amritsar midfielder Ramandeep Singh taken for Rs 51 lakh in league auction; six franchisees bid a total of Rs 8.6 cr for players

Trophy assets around the world to back tall claims

Just two years before that, in 2010, it had signed a $726-million deal to make London's Grosvenor House its own