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Big Bazaar sales remain unaffected by the slowdown. Reebok too observes zooming revenue figures. Department store Westside is all set to mark its presence. Metro-centric entertainment chain PVR is ready to compete with Inox. And this is all at...

What will the store core of 2019, and beyond, look like? According to Thom Blischok, president of consulting and innovation at Chicago-based Information Resources, Inc. (IRI), aisles will be a thing of the past. “Things won’t be piled high...

Notwithstanding the current economic slowdown, the Indian wellness services market is expected to remain buoyant and has the potential to sustain a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 30-35 per cent for the next five years, says a...

We are some time away from becoming a modern trade dominant market, even with the healthy growth rate that this channel is seeing in today’s times.  Traditional stores across the country are not only a resilient lot but they...

Cross-merchandising is fundamental to grabbing extra profit through increased impulse sales opportunities. Salad dressing in the produce case, stir-fry veggies in the meat case, wooden spoons for sale almost anywhere – all generate easy additional sales. The frozen food...

Arcadia owner Sir Philip Green reveals plans for London revamp in time for Fashion Week as New York store opens. As part of the plan, he is to build on Topshop's groundbreaking US launch in New York with a...

Mahindra Retail, a subsidiary of the Mahindra Group, plans to invest Rs 1 billion to open seven specialty retail outlets called Mom & Me, which retails products related to infant and maternity care.Speaking at the store launch in the...

Promising populist steps like affirmative action in the private sector and a right to food act, the Congress party has said that its economic policy will focus on inclusive growth, middle path and low inflation if voted back to...

“Increase wants, create needs and consumption. So far India has only been consuming daily needs. It is time to create more needs,” said Kishore Biyani, founder and CEO, Future Group at Food Forum India 2009 in Mumbai.Biyani further said...