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US
food chains seek footprint in West Bengal
American
food brands have begun to look eastwards in search of franchisees.
Six US food brands have evinced interest to form partnerships
in Bengal to expand their presence in the Indian market, reports
Business Standard. More...
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7-Eleven
unveils new concept stores in Australia
7-Eleven
Stores Australia unveiled two pilot food stores in Melbourne
and Sydney and plans to roll out a new food-focused convenience
store concept across all 7-Eleven stores in the country, agency
reports. More...
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MGM
Mirage looks to franchise overseas
In
a first for the company, MGM Mirage is looking for growth
beyond building its own assets by franchising and managing
properties abroad. The hotel-gaming operator has signed 10
deals throughout the Middle East and Asia, agency reports. More...
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Consumers
to spend $706 billion on electronics this year: survey
Despite
the ongoing global economic crisis, people worldwide will
spend more this year on consumer electronics, IT and telecom
and are expected to take the total market size to $706 billion,
according to a survey. More...
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Infiniti
Retail plans 100 Croma stores by FY11
Croma,
the electronics retail chain run by the Tata group under its
wholly owned subsidiary Infinity Retail Ltd, on Wednesday
announced plans to open 18 stores this year, reports DNA. More...
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Tanishq
opens largest jewellery store in Chennai
Titan
Industries is planning a Rs 100-crore capital expenditure
during the current financial year. Most of it will be spent
on expanding the retail footprint of the company’s brands
Tanishq, Titan, Fastrack and Titan Eye+, said Bhaskar Bhat,
managing director, Titan Industries. More...
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Dead
end for Subhiksha’s debt restructuring plan
The
country’s corporate debt restructuring (CDR) mechanism office
says the revival process of troubled retailer Subhiksha Trading
Services Ltd has hit a dead-end with the consortium of banks
owed money by the company being unable to submit the proposal
on time, reports Mint. More...
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New
Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai most affluent: Nielsen
A
Nielsen survey on the Urban Middle and Rich (Umar) estimates
a total of 2.5 million affluent households in India, of which
2.2 million belong to the Upper Middle segment, the Upper
Upper Middle consists of some 0.2 million households and The
Rich of about 0.1 million households. More...
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