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French Retail Giant Carrefour To Return To India By June 2025
French retail giant Carrefour announced Monday that it will return to India by June 2025 in a franchise partnership with Dubai firm Apparel Group, a decade after leaving the country.
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Explained: Why French Supermarket Chain Stopped Selling Doritos, Pepsi
Supermarket chain Carrefour has stopped selling Doritos, Pepsi, and other Pepsico brands at its stores in France, Belgium, Italy, and Spain amidst a dispute over price hikes, an industry source said Friday.
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Uber, Carrefour Expand Partnership To Speed Up Deliveries In Paris
Carrefour Sprint will offer a 15-minute grocery delivery service to Parisians exclusively via the Uber Eats mobile app from nine "dark stores" - shops closed to customers where workers prepare orders for delivery - operated by Carrefour's partner Cajoo.
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Violence Erupts In Brazil After Black Man Beaten To Death At Supermarket
More than 1,000 demonstrators attacked a Carrefour Brasil supermarket in the southern Brazilian city of Porto Alegre on Friday after security guards beat to death a Black man at the store.
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Restaurant Delivery Firms Branch Out Globally Into Groceries During Crisis
Uber Eats and Delivery Hero are expanding from providing restaurant meals into supplying groceries to customers stuck at home during lockdowns triggered by the coronavirus crisis.
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Carrefour Says Google, Tencent Alliances Starting to Bear Fruit
"Six months ago we were isolated. All the retail alliances were taking place without us. Now we have deals with Tencent and Google," Carrefour CEO said.
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Japan's Pepper Robot Makes European Debut in France
The test run involves seven robots stationed in different parts of a Claye-Souilly region Carrefour store.
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Carrefour to Exit India, Shut Five Wholesale Stores
French retail giant Carrefour SA will shut down its Indian operations and close its wholesale stores in the country, as it exits underperforming markets to focus on reviving its French business.
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India clarifies Foreign Direct Investment rules for supermarkets
Foreign supermarkets entering India must invest in new supply chain infrastructure, such as warehouses and cold-storages, rather than buying existing assets, the government said today in a clarification of rules announced last year.
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Bangladesh garment hub reopens after unrest
Hundreds of garment factories in a Bangladesh manufacturing hub reopened Friday, days after they were closed down due to unrest sparked by the country's worst industrial tragedy, employers said.
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Govt wins FDI vote in Lok Sabha with Mulayam, Mayawati's help
After two days of stormy debate, lawmakers in the Lok Sabha voted in favour of the government's big policy decision to open up the country's highly-protected retail industry to foreign chains such as Walmart. 471 of the Lok Sabha's 545 members voted; 253 MPs voted against the BJP motion that challenged the policy and 218 voted for it.
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At BJP meet, Narendra Modi's advice is go big on campaign against FDI in retail
At a meeting of 300 top BJP leaders, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi intervened in a debate on foreign direct investment in retail today to suggest that the party take the issue to the village level and offered a systematic plan to negate the Congress' "reforms are back" campaign.
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FDI in retail: Govt places full-page ads on 'myth and reality'
Sticking firmly to its stand in the face of stiff opposition over its move to raise the cap on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the retail sector, the government, in a major publicity blitzkrieg, placed colourful, full-page, glitzy advertisements in all major newspapers this morning to highlight the benefits of its decision. The ads - which aim ...
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French Retail Giant Carrefour To Return To India By June 2025
French retail giant Carrefour announced Monday that it will return to India by June 2025 in a franchise partnership with Dubai firm Apparel Group, a decade after leaving the country.
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Explained: Why French Supermarket Chain Stopped Selling Doritos, Pepsi
Supermarket chain Carrefour has stopped selling Doritos, Pepsi, and other Pepsico brands at its stores in France, Belgium, Italy, and Spain amidst a dispute over price hikes, an industry source said Friday.
-
Uber, Carrefour Expand Partnership To Speed Up Deliveries In Paris
Carrefour Sprint will offer a 15-minute grocery delivery service to Parisians exclusively via the Uber Eats mobile app from nine "dark stores" - shops closed to customers where workers prepare orders for delivery - operated by Carrefour's partner Cajoo.
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Violence Erupts In Brazil After Black Man Beaten To Death At Supermarket
More than 1,000 demonstrators attacked a Carrefour Brasil supermarket in the southern Brazilian city of Porto Alegre on Friday after security guards beat to death a Black man at the store.
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Restaurant Delivery Firms Branch Out Globally Into Groceries During Crisis
Uber Eats and Delivery Hero are expanding from providing restaurant meals into supplying groceries to customers stuck at home during lockdowns triggered by the coronavirus crisis.
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Carrefour Says Google, Tencent Alliances Starting to Bear Fruit
"Six months ago we were isolated. All the retail alliances were taking place without us. Now we have deals with Tencent and Google," Carrefour CEO said.
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Japan's Pepper Robot Makes European Debut in France
The test run involves seven robots stationed in different parts of a Claye-Souilly region Carrefour store.
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Carrefour to Exit India, Shut Five Wholesale Stores
French retail giant Carrefour SA will shut down its Indian operations and close its wholesale stores in the country, as it exits underperforming markets to focus on reviving its French business.
-
India clarifies Foreign Direct Investment rules for supermarkets
Foreign supermarkets entering India must invest in new supply chain infrastructure, such as warehouses and cold-storages, rather than buying existing assets, the government said today in a clarification of rules announced last year.
-
Bangladesh garment hub reopens after unrest
Hundreds of garment factories in a Bangladesh manufacturing hub reopened Friday, days after they were closed down due to unrest sparked by the country's worst industrial tragedy, employers said.
-
Govt wins FDI vote in Lok Sabha with Mulayam, Mayawati's help
After two days of stormy debate, lawmakers in the Lok Sabha voted in favour of the government's big policy decision to open up the country's highly-protected retail industry to foreign chains such as Walmart. 471 of the Lok Sabha's 545 members voted; 253 MPs voted against the BJP motion that challenged the policy and 218 voted for it.
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At BJP meet, Narendra Modi's advice is go big on campaign against FDI in retail
At a meeting of 300 top BJP leaders, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi intervened in a debate on foreign direct investment in retail today to suggest that the party take the issue to the village level and offered a systematic plan to negate the Congress' "reforms are back" campaign.
-
FDI in retail: Govt places full-page ads on 'myth and reality'
Sticking firmly to its stand in the face of stiff opposition over its move to raise the cap on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the retail sector, the government, in a major publicity blitzkrieg, placed colourful, full-page, glitzy advertisements in all major newspapers this morning to highlight the benefits of its decision. The ads - which aim ...
