INDIA: Indian retailers divided over FDI reform
By: Raghavendra Verma | 30 November 2011
Leading domestic players in India's retail industry have highlighted the disagreement within the sector over the country's plans to allow greater foreign investment.
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Leading domestic players in India's retail industry have highlighted the disagreement within the sector over the country's plans to allow greater foreign investment.
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