Retail Companies

Kishore Biyani's Future: The rise and fall of India's retail tycoon

Three group companies enter corporate insolvency process, marking decline of former retail tycoon

Reliance Retail may convert Metro Cash & Carry stores into B2B outlets

They may not be converted into hypermarkets and supermarkets as many are on city outskirts

Retail CBDC a game-changer, should improve monetary transmission: SBI chief

Anonymity factor is critical for its acceptance, asserts Dinesh Khara

Relief for directors of retail firms as govt amends Legal Metrology rules

The government has pointed out that the changes are being made as part of the ease of doing business

General merchandise and apparel growth key for DMart's margin gains

The retailer's revenues in Q2 were lower than estimates

Start-ups collaborate with chemists, shake up offline pharma business

Some are managing supply-chain backend for retail pharmacies, right from stockist to chemist, others are offering telemedicine kiosks at chemist outlets, and digitising pharmacies

US Fashion brand Gap returns to India, signs deal with Reliance Retail

Reliance Retail will be the official retailer for Gap in India, mixing exclusive stores and digital commerce platforms.

Despite biting inflation, analysts bullish on retail stocks for long haul

Analysts believe that the Indian retail sector is on the 'cusp of accelerated earnings growth' as consumer sentiment, and discretionary purchases bounce back from Covid-19 pandemic

Profit dips for Australia's Wesfarmers after perfect pandemic storm

Normally seen by investors as a strategic advantage, the conglomerate's diversified interests proved a weakness at a time when Australia spent months under lockdown due to the Delta variant

Demand recovery, expansion plans may keep apparel retailers in fashion

Aggressive expansion, online sales, and margin gains are positive for ABFRL and Trent

Bata expects 30% stores to be run on franchise model in about 4 years

Leading shoemaker Bata India Ltd is working on portfolio changes towards casuals and sneakers as part of its business growth plans and channel expansion through franchise, its CEO Gunjan Shah said.

Walmart to pay college, book costs for full and part-time employees

By Hilary Russ

Over 17,200 new companies set up in India during April-June 2021

More than 17,200 new companies were set up in the country during April to June this year while a total of 13.7 lakh companies were active at the end of June, according to official data.

Flipkart launches QR-code-based pay-on-delivery facility for customers

Walmart-owned Flipkart on Monday launched a contactless, QR-code-based payment facility for all its pay-on-delivery shipments. Consumers who opt for cash on delivery can use this facility, scan the QR code attached to their purchase and make a digital payment for their order through any UPI app at the time of delivery, a statement said. This will help those consumers, who opted for cash on delivery, who can use this facility to scan the QR code attached to their purchase and make a digital payment for their order through any UPI app at the time of delivery. The payment method not only ensures greater safety for consumers at a time when they are looking to minimise personal contact but also addresses the trust deficit that many consumers might face, the statement said. The payment constructs and in-house fintech innovations of Flipkart are empowering new-to-internet customers and helping bring the next 200 million users to the platform, it added. "As the lines between e-commerce ..

Covid crisis: British retail faces 'tsunami of closures' without rent help

They will be subject to legal measures to recover unpaid rent from July

Water treadmill to Hoverbike: Innovations get cool, smart, quirky in 2020

The following list focuses purely on unusual stuff that might tickle the fancy of the retail consumer.

Kamath panel has little impact on retail, media, food services: Experts

30-50% firms don't meet criteria; Analysts say large firms in these segments don't need loan recast due to the efficient manner in which many of them operate

Australia retailers flying to India for online business despite headwinds

Armed with research on India's latest data legislation mandating local storage, many companies are also in the process of setting up background infrastructure in India to support online retail

Supermarkets outpace traditional trade amid the slowdown: Nielsen data

Rate of growth nearly double that of traditional trade in July-Sept: Nielsen data

Listed retail companies likely to see muted revenue in June quarter

However, analysts say the long-term trend for traditional retail in the organised sector remains in place, indicating that companies could grow at 12-plus per cent annually