FDI

With India allowing 100 per cent FDI in processed food retailing, US retail giant Walmart said that it will evaluate opportunities in the segment while it gears up for the next phase of opening up of new cash and...

After directing the mandatory 85 per cent pictorial warnings on cigarette packets, the Government is now planning to put a complete ban for FDI in the tobacco sector. In the present scenario, FDI has got permission in technology collaboration which...

US based iPhone giant, Apple has given a presentation to DIPP (Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion), where it has explained why it should be exempted from the mandatory local sourcing norms. As per the FDI (foreign direct investment), the...

Traders body CAIT has shown strong opposition against the Government's 100 per cent FDI policy, which - according to CAIT - has put small retailers in a bind. CAIT has asked the concerned bodies to fix loopholes, and allow a level-playing field to local entrepreneurs. Around...

The Government on Monday said e-commerce guidelines have brought in "greater clarity" about the sector and they will provide a level playing field to both online and offline stores. "I am very enthused and encouraged by various write-ups in newspapers...

The big news emerging from the Government of India on Tuesday evening was that 100 per cent FDI is going to be allowed in “marketplace” e-commerce. While the jury is not yet out on whether this is a much-needed welcome move or...

Congress party on Wednesday criticised the Modi Government's decision to allow 100 per cent FDI through automatic route in most of e-commerce retailing, saying it would "play havoc" with 5 crore retailers in the country already facing the brunt of economic...

The new rules on foreign direct investment in online marketplaces could accelerate the entry of overseas firms such as China's Alibaba Group, both as investors and retailers, and potentially alter India's e-commerce landscape given their deep pockets. According to a...

While the new policy for foreign direct investment (FDI) in the fast-growing e-commerce sector has been welcomed by several lobby groups and offline retailers, experts note that a few implications of the new guidelines could leave some online players...

India is already host to some of the largest global e-commerce players. The announcement that 100 per cent FDI will now be allowed in e-commerce is going to open the floodgates to a host of other players in this...