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"Appreciate Hard Work" By PM Modi: Apple After Single Brand Retail Move
Welcoming the Narendra Modi cabinet's decision to ease the 30 per cent local sourcing norm in single-brand retail (SBRT), Apple on Thursday said it looks forward to welcoming customers at its first branded retail store in India soon.
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Relaxed Local Sourcing Norms for Single Brand Retail Will Boost Economy, Experts Say
The news comes as a relief for Apple that is facing tough times in the Indian smartphone market in the wake of stiff competition coming from the Chinese players.
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Apple Stores in India a Step Closer Thanks to 100 Percent FDI in Single Brand Retail via Automatic Route
The Cabinet has approved 100 percent FDI in Single Brand Retail by the automatic route, so brands like Apple could launch retail stores without seeking government permission.
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Apple Needs to Apply Afresh for Retail Store Licence: Official
Apple will have to submit fresh application for opening single brand retail stores to seek exemption from local sourcing norms.
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India Opens the Door for Apple Retail Stores With New FDI Rules
The new rules exempt foreign retailers for three years from a requirement to source 30 percent of the goods sold in company-owned stores locally.
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Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman On FDI Reforms: Highlights
Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in an interview to NDTV speaks on the recent reforms in Foreign Direct Investment, announced by the Modi government, which includes relaxation in single brand retail paving way from Apple and IKEA stores in the country. Here are the highlights of the interview:
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Government Relaxes FDI Norms for Single Brand Retail, E-Commerce for Food Products
"With these changes, India is now the most open economy in the world for FDI," said an official statement.
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Industry Can Meet Apple's Wishlist on Purchase Assurance: IESA
A 2014 ruling by the European Court of Justice allowed people to ask the likes of Google or Microsoft's Bing.
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Government Says No to Apple Local Sourcing Waiver: Report
There is no official statement from Apple or the government, but a report claims Apple Stores will not be allowed.
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"Appreciate Hard Work" By PM Modi: Apple After Single Brand Retail Move
Welcoming the Narendra Modi cabinet's decision to ease the 30 per cent local sourcing norm in single-brand retail (SBRT), Apple on Thursday said it looks forward to welcoming customers at its first branded retail store in India soon.
-
Relaxed Local Sourcing Norms for Single Brand Retail Will Boost Economy, Experts Say
The news comes as a relief for Apple that is facing tough times in the Indian smartphone market in the wake of stiff competition coming from the Chinese players.
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Apple Stores in India a Step Closer Thanks to 100 Percent FDI in Single Brand Retail via Automatic Route
The Cabinet has approved 100 percent FDI in Single Brand Retail by the automatic route, so brands like Apple could launch retail stores without seeking government permission.
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Apple Needs to Apply Afresh for Retail Store Licence: Official
Apple will have to submit fresh application for opening single brand retail stores to seek exemption from local sourcing norms.
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India Opens the Door for Apple Retail Stores With New FDI Rules
The new rules exempt foreign retailers for three years from a requirement to source 30 percent of the goods sold in company-owned stores locally.
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Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman On FDI Reforms: Highlights
Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in an interview to NDTV speaks on the recent reforms in Foreign Direct Investment, announced by the Modi government, which includes relaxation in single brand retail paving way from Apple and IKEA stores in the country. Here are the highlights of the interview:
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Government Relaxes FDI Norms for Single Brand Retail, E-Commerce for Food Products
"With these changes, India is now the most open economy in the world for FDI," said an official statement.
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Industry Can Meet Apple's Wishlist on Purchase Assurance: IESA
A 2014 ruling by the European Court of Justice allowed people to ask the likes of Google or Microsoft's Bing.
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Government Says No to Apple Local Sourcing Waiver: Report
There is no official statement from Apple or the government, but a report claims Apple Stores will not be allowed.
