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Key reform bills in a messy situation because of Oppn: Kamal Nath
IBNLive
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath has assured that the UPA has the numbers to pass FDI in retail and said that the Opposition is largely in favour of passing other crucial reforms like the Insurance and Pension bills, albeit with some amendments.
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Indian retail investors are more 'irrational' traders: Study
Hindu Business Line
Compared with their global counterparts, retail investors in India are more likely to recognise gains than losses and experience higher wealth losses than other investor categories by disposition effect. This effect is explained as the tendency of an ...
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Sattur Chamber's plea on FDI in retail
Hindu Business Line
In a letter addressed to the Prime Minister, P.T.K.A. Balasubramanian, Secretary of the chamber, said that small and medium industries depended on retail trade only and many of the retail business owners have been the employees earlier. Though it is ...
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SP, BSP should clear stand on FDI in retail: Rajnath
Business Standard
BJP leader Rajnath Singh today asked the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party to clear their stand on the issue of foreign direct investment in retail. "I want to appeal to SP and BSP to clear their stand on the issue of FDI in retail. On one ...
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Brookes' attention to retail pays off
The Australian Financial Review
On the weekends leading up to Christmas there is a good chance you will spot Bernie Brookes pacing the floors of Myer stores around the country. The retail veteran, who divides his time between Myer's headquarters in Melbourne and his family home at ...
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