Raghavendra Kamath
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Biyani's next big thing: Central & Brand Factory
Rivals may scoff at his claim, but India?s retail king has grand plans to double the business of these two formats in the next three years
Ambani's Navi Mumbai SEZ plan takes a hit
With Maharashtra SEZ Act in the freezer, no material sales take place at the zone
We'll focus on residential segment for now: Pirojsha Godrej
Interview with MD & CEO, Godrej Properties
JLL likely to be AI's realty consultant
Global consultants such as Cushman & Wakefield, Colliers International and DTZ were other candidates in the fray
Problem is not with the realty market but with the players: Siddharth Yog
Interview with Managing Partner, Xander Group
We are not growth investors, we are value investors: Siddharth Yog
Q&A with Xander's managing partner
Festive fillip to apparel sales
Pantaloon sees double-digit growth in fashion apparel sales
Home sales continue to drop at NCR, MMR
Bangalore fared much better as home sales was down just 3 per cent lower in Jan-Aug
For rich Indians, no pause button on spending
Indians are indeed spending big on luxury cars, plush homes and taking more foreign trips than before
We expect to be in India for long term: Ambrish Baisiwala
Q&A with CEO, Portman Holdings
Biyani's next big thing: Central & Brand Factory
Rivals may scoff at his claim, but India?s retail king has grand plans to double the business of these two formats in the next three years
Will focus on profitable growth, free cashflows in 2nd term: Biyani
Future group to have a turnover of Rs 14,000 crore from its three verticals--hypermarkets, fashion and food and FMCG by next financial year
AI building lease plan impacted due to tough market conditions
AI plans to raise Rs 5,000 cr through sale or lease of its properties in Mumbai or Delhi
ICICI Venture to exit Express Towers
In talks to sell 49% stake in company that manages the property for Rs 1,000 crore
Xander looking at 35% stake in Indiabulls arm for Rs 800 cr
In August 2010, Indiabulls bought two parcels of land from the National Textile Corp for over Rs 2,000 cr in an aggressive auction process
