Sunday, December 02, 2012

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FDI in multi-brand retail to benefit farmers: Tarun Gogoi
Daily News & Analysis
Coming out in favour of Centre's decision to allow Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail, Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi on Sunday said entry of big multinational companies would benefit local farmers. "The big companies will buy directly ...
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JVM to vote against FDI in retail
Times of India
JAMSHEDPUR: The Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantrik) has said it would vote against FDI in retail in the forthcoming discussion on the issue in Parliament. JVM MP from Jamshedpur Ajay Kumar said his party would vote against FDI in retail when voting ...
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CAIT releases white paper on FDI in retail
Newstrack India
CAIT has released a White Paper on FDI in Retail Trade which explains ignoring the democratic process, taking shelter of incorrect and misleading facts and figures, bringing major changes in FDI policy laid down in the Parliament on 25th Nov, 11 ...
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Jolly holiday for retail
UPI.com
30 (UPI) -- Retailers are anticipating a jolly holiday as shoppers get off to a fast and early start to the holiday season. A record 247 million shoppers visited stores and websites during the Black Friday weekend, up from 226 million last year, the ...
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Retail savings aplenty for those who can haggle
Herald Sun
Natasha Nielsen and Adrian Stock tested their haggling skills. Source: Herald Sun. RETAILERS are slicing hundreds of dollars off store prices for consumers who haggle. But home loan customers too timid to take on their bank are missing out on saving ...
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Retail bonds vs bond funds: Is lending a chunk of your savings to a big ...
This is Money
These so-called retail bonds are IOUs written by companies as a way of raising money to grow their businesses. The interest payments are made once or twice a year. Until recently, most ordinary savers could only invest in them through a fund, but that ...
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