The consortium of banks said that they will have to take a business call with regard to the default in repayment of loan
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In a major relief to Future group, a bench headed by CJI also set aside Delhi HC's order of Feb 2 last year, by which it had directed FRL to maintain status quo in relation to the merger deal with RIL
The US firm, which has invested in FCPL, has been opposing the deal
The rules that permit surveillance by the government under the IT Act do not allow hacking. Hacking remains illegal under Section 43 of the IT Act with no exceptions.
It is not for the benefit of FRL's shareholders, creditors, vendors and employees, alleged Amazon's letter to FRL's independent directors
E-commerce giant Amazon has shut down a controversial influence campaign in which it paid its employees to tweet nice things about the company, Financial Times reported on Thursday.
An FIR has been registered in Bhopal against unidentified sellers on e-commerce giant Amazon for printing national symbols on various products, said police."An FIR has been registered against sellers on Amazon for printing national symbols on shoes, mugs, and T-shirts; notices are being sent to the company," said Bhopal Police Commissioner, Makrand Deuskar on Tuesday.Bhopal's Crime Branch has registered an FIR under section 2 of the Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Act and section 505 (2) of the Indian Penal Code.The action came after state Home Minister Narottam Mishra on Tuesday told media persons that directed DGP to register an FIR against officials of Amazon and its owner for allegedly selling products with images or imprints of the tricolour on them."It has come to my notice that our national flag is used on products being sold by the online e-commerce platform Amazon. It is intolerable that even it (the national flag) has been used on shoes," Mishra had
Retailer asks apex court to direct banks on not labelling it NPA
Independent directors of Kishore Biyani-led Future Retail Limited told Amazon its offer to provide Rs 3,500-cr funding was 'a game of smoke and mirrors'
Earlier this month, Future Retail had said it had missed the due date for the payment of Rs 3,494.56 cr to banks and lenders as it could not sell assets due to its ongoing litigation with Amazon
Traders' body CAIT on Monday filed a complaint with the Competition Commission of India against Amazon accusing the e-commerce major of committing a fraud while seeking approval for the takeover of More Retail's stores in India. The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) claimed that in case of acquiring More Retail, Amazon committed the same fraud, misrepresentation of facts, misleading the CCI in the matter too as was done in takeover of Future Retail. "It amply exposes the sinister designs of Amazon to control Indian retail companies in a fraudulent manner to capture the physical retail trade and inventory-based e-commerce in India causing enormous harm to the traders," the traders' body alleged. CAIT said that Amazon has taken over More Retail through Samara Alternate Investment Fund (Samara AIF) that owns 51 per cent equity in Witzig Advisory LLP that in-turns owns More Retail Limited. It further stated that Amazon has obtained approval from CCI for the takeover of More Ret
Independent directors of Future Retail have turned down Amazon's offer of financial support to the company through a deal with private equity firm Samara Capital
Amazon faced the ire of a section of Indian social media users over merchandising some products, including apparel and food items, that feature images of the Indian flag
FRL had set conditions to accept Amazon's proposal in a letter sent to the US e-commerce firm dated January 21
CAIT which represents 70 million traders, said it is learnt that CCI has transferred midway, the officer who was investigating Amazon, which has irked the country's business community
Amazon has written to independent directors of Future Retail Ltd, confirming that Samara Capital 'remains interested and committed' to invest Rs 7,000 crore for buying all retail assets of company
Future Retail is required to pay its lenders Rs 3,500 crore by January 29, 2022 and it has asked Amazon to confirm its willingness to pay the amount by Monday
On January 19, Amazon had written to the independent directors of FRL reiterating its willingness to assist the Mumbai-based company in addressing its financial concerns
Amazon said it has consistently emphasised its willingness to assist FRL before the arbitral tribunal and Indian courts