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Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
The Mukesh Ambani-run company begins taking over Future’s stores though the courts are yet to decide and a slowing economy does little to stem money supply.
Editor's note: Prince here. Suddenly, it looks like the long-running battle between Reliance Industries and Amazon over Future Retail may be coming to a conclusion. Earlier today, Amazon did very nearly raise a white flag in the Supreme Court. Was it because of what Reliance managed to pull over the last one week? Maybe. Something else caught our attention this week. No, not that the GDP is slowing down, but that despite a slower economy, cash in the hands of the public has seen a consistent rise. What explains that? Read on. Has RIL dealt Amazon a blow? It increasingly looks like Reliance Industries Ltd has pulled a fast one on Amazon in the fight over Future Retail Ltd. Over the last week, Reliance has taken control of over 200 stores that were run by FRL, even as the fight with Amazon to control the Kishore Biyani-owned company continues in the courts. How could Reliance, which may eventually take control of one-third of FRL’s 1,500 stores, do this when the courts are yet to give a final order? Before we delve deeper …
Reliance Consumer Products is relying on aggressive pricing in the hope that its staples brand will become a household name. But such tactics can go only so far.
Europe’s largest fintech firm has its sights set on the Emirates. What can we expect?
While the filing for an IPO by its telecom and digital business was the highlight, Reliance laid out plans for its new energy and retail businesses, setting them up for eventual listings.
