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The government may allow foreign funded cash-and-carry ventures to sell more than 25% of their total sales to 'group companies', in a move that could be a respite for wholesalers such as Bharti Walmart. The government is reviewing the restriction ...

The government on Monday clarified that a group company is one in which two or more enterprises can directly or indirectly exercise at least 26% voting rights of another company, or can appoint more than 50% of its board of directors. This ...

It is looking to sell minority stakes in the two units which are together valued at over $4.1 billion. BhartiAirtel, plans to sell minority stakes in its landline and enterprise businesses as part of an exercise to cut debt. The company is learnt to ...

Chains such as Bharti Walmart may have to restructure operations owing to new definition of group companies Asit Ranjan Mishra | Suneera Tandon A file photo of a store run by the Bharti Walmart joint venture. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint New Delhi: ...

Bangalore: On one hand where Indian Finance Minister P Chidambarm has been trying hard to improve the Foreign Direct Investments in the Indian sub continent, on the other hand government policy makers are making things more difficult. Indian whole ...

New Delhi: Essar group entities, Vodafone and Bharti Airtel figure in the list of companies which were found to have undervalued shares and have faced transfer pricing (TP) adjustments in 2012-13. "In FY 2012-13, 27 cases of undervaluation of shares ...

US-based Walmart, the worlds biggest retail chain, which already has a partnership with the Bharti group for cash-and-carry operations, would foray into Indias retail sector only if it is convinced the governments multi-brand policy can be ...

A group of e-commerce entrepreneurs are sidestepping these issues by targeting a completely different sectionthe enterprise market. RELATED BANGALORE: Even as the growth of online retail start-ups has been hampered by regulations and fund crunch, a ...

Lack of time was cited as the main reason for Bharti Chairman Sunil Mittal’s exit from the Unilever board. Bharti Enterprises chairman Sunil Mittal, who had joined Unilever Plc’s board in 2011, has decided to step down. He is not seeking re-election as non-executive director at the firm’s annual general meeting (AGM) in London on May 15. According to Unilever, lack of time is the main reason for Mittal’s departure from the board. A Unilever spokesperson said: ...