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| FDI in retail: Govt, Opposition break logjam in Parliament Business Standard In what could be termed a give-and-take understanding, the government and the Opposition parties on Thursday broke the four-day logjam in Parliament. The ruling United Progressive Alliance (UPA) agreed for discussion with voting on foreign direct ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Reservation for retail buyers worries issuers Business Standard While fears of bunching of tax-free infrastructure bond issues has already made issuers nervous, the 40 per cent reservation for retail investors is now raising fears about market appetite. With around Rs 16,000 crore out of Rs 53,500-crore worth bonds ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retail FDI row: Trial of strength in Parliament set for next week Indian Express A trial of strength over FDI in retail issue will be witnessed in Parliament next week, with the Lok Sabha deciding to have a discussion on December 4 and 5 on the issue under a rule that entails voting, a strident demand of the Opposition. While Rajya ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| FDI in Indian Retail: CAIT to stage nationwide demonstration HotnHitNews "CAIT said that by bringing FDI in Retail the Indian Govt has put on stake the future and livelihood of crores and crores of people involved in farming, trading, hawking, earning through small industry or transporting goods. Undoubtedly, the issue has ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bats Retail Stock Program Starts Dec. 17 in NYSE Challenge Businessweek Bats Global Markets Inc. plans to start a one-year program Dec. 17 to compete with the New York Stock Exchange by giving retail investors better prices. The service will allow orders from individuals to get prices at least a tenth of a cent better than ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| NCR's Retail Software Gusto Rings Up High Price for Retalix NASDAQ (NCR), with its $650 million pact to buy retail-software company Retalix Ltd. (RTLX), took a big step closer to becoming a digital-age update of the cash-register business it was founded upon more than century ago. The company is betting on a recovery ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retailers report weak sales gains for November Boston.com Major retailers from Target to Macy's reported weak November sales as the strong start to the holiday shopping season — including a good showing on the day after Thanksgiving — wasn't enough to fully offset the damage caused by Sandy earlier in the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retail Expert Josh Podell Joins DJM Realty Sacramento Bee MELVILLE, N.Y., Nov. 29, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- DJM Realty, the real estate affiliate of Gordon Brothers Group, announced today that Josh Podell has joined the firm as a specialty retail & outlet consultant. Mr. Podell is a senior retail real estate ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Macy's, Target Sales Trail Estimates on Sandy Bloomberg U.S. retailers posted November same-store sales that trailed analysts' estimates as superstorm Sandy depressed traffic early in the month, overwhelming gains from the start of holiday shopping. Sales at Macy's Inc. (M), the second-biggest U.S ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retailers' November miss raises holiday stake MarketWatch NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Despite record Black Friday weekend sales and some pockets of strength, superstorm Sandy ultimately cast a longer shadow, leading retailers from Macy's Inc. and Nordstrom Inc. to Gap Inc. and Target Corp. to miss ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| HSBC may quit South Korean retail banking sector South China Morning Post HSBC Holdings is considering closing its South Korean retail operations, the Yonhap news agency reported, citing unidentified industry officials and regulators. Europe's largest lender by market value is reviewing options for the unit, Hyonjin Suh, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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