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Onida
plans exclusive stores in India; mulls franchise model
Mirc
Electronics, promoters of Onida, plans to establish exclusive
retail stores -- both company-owned and franchise-operated
-- in the country. "A few of the stores will be in place by
the end of this financial year. We will have 10 to 12 stores
in the first phase (in the next one year),” said Sriram K,
vice president - sales, service & marketing at Onida. More...
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UK-based
O2 reveals plan for franchised stores in Ireland
UK-based
telecoms firm O2 is launching a chain of franchised O2 retail
stores in Ireland, with the company set to have 35 new outlets
trading by the end of this year, agency reports. More...
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Tesco
denies copying Next's clothes lines
A
legal row has erupted between UK retailers Tesco and Next
over the sale of multiple lines of clothing that Next claims
infringe its design rights, the Sunday Telegraph reports citing
legal documents. More...
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Future
Group may hive off Big Bazaar: Biyani
Future
Group chief Kishore Biyani is looking to hive off hypermarket
chain Big Bazaar and list it to unlock value as part of ambitious
restructuring and growth plans to become a Rs 25,000-crore
group in four years. More...
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Set
floor space norm for retail FDI: Rajan Mittal
Bharti
Enterprises will invest $2 billion (around Rs 10,000 crore)
and employ 60,000 people in their retail sector units by 2016,
reports Business Line. More...
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Nilkamal
to invest Rs 140 crore in home furnishing biz
Nilkamal
Ltd, India's largest manufacturer of moulded furniture, plans
to open around 40-50 stores in the next three years and has
earmarked an investment of Rs 140 crore for the purpose, according
to a top company official. More...
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Apollo
Hospitals gears up for wellness foray
Corporate
healthcare group Apollo Hospitals is firming up its foray
into the wellness segment, reports Economic Times. More...
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