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Debt-ridden Future Retail Ltd's CEO Sadashiv Nayak has resigned from the post seven months after his appointment, according to a filing.

Securities and Exchange Board of India barred Future Group Chief Executive Kishore Biyani and his brother Anil from accessing the securities market for one year

The outcome of the ongoing legal dispute is expected to shape India's retail landscape and determine who will take the top spot in the fast-growing groceries market

Amazon's bid to stall Future Group's $3.4-billion (roughly Rs. 24,790 crore) retail assets sale is similar to Alexander the Great's "ruthless ambition to scorch the earth," the group's CEO Kishore Biyani said in an internal staff memo.

Dubbing it a corporate battle "for supremacy over Indian customers", Biyani's staff e-mail late on Friday said Amazon was "playing the dog in the manger"

The dispute centres around Future's decision in August to sell its retail, wholesale, logistics and some other businesses to Reliance for $3.38 billion, including debt

Tesla CEO Elon Musk plans to list SpaceX's space internet venture, Starlink, several years in the future when revenue growth is smooth and predictable.

In 2016, Mikaila Ulmer was named among the "Top 25 People Shaping Retail's Future" by the National Retail Foundation.

Future Group CEO Kishore Biyani and other retailers demanded a level-playing field for brick-and-mortar stores vis-a-vis e-commerce players.

Wal-Mart chief executive Doug McMillon has urged the company's employees to reimagine its future in a fast-shifting retail landscape.

Retail chain giant Future Group, which recently demerged its fashion business under a new brand, is expecting around Rs 4,000 crore from this business in the first year of operations.

Gourmet food retail space in India is hotting up with Godrej Group and Future Group on expansion spree

Debt-ridden Future Retail Ltd's CEO Sadashiv Nayak has resigned from the post seven months after his appointment, according to a filing.

Securities and Exchange Board of India barred Future Group Chief Executive Kishore Biyani and his brother Anil from accessing the securities market for one year

The outcome of the ongoing legal dispute is expected to shape India's retail landscape and determine who will take the top spot in the fast-growing groceries market

Amazon's bid to stall Future Group's $3.4-billion (roughly Rs. 24,790 crore) retail assets sale is similar to Alexander the Great's "ruthless ambition to scorch the earth," the group's CEO Kishore Biyani said in an internal staff memo.

Dubbing it a corporate battle "for supremacy over Indian customers", Biyani's staff e-mail late on Friday said Amazon was "playing the dog in the manger"

The dispute centres around Future's decision in August to sell its retail, wholesale, logistics and some other businesses to Reliance for $3.38 billion, including debt

Tesla CEO Elon Musk plans to list SpaceX's space internet venture, Starlink, several years in the future when revenue growth is smooth and predictable.

In 2016, Mikaila Ulmer was named among the "Top 25 People Shaping Retail's Future" by the National Retail Foundation.

Future Group CEO Kishore Biyani and other retailers demanded a level-playing field for brick-and-mortar stores vis-a-vis e-commerce players.

Wal-Mart chief executive Doug McMillon has urged the company's employees to reimagine its future in a fast-shifting retail landscape.

Retail chain giant Future Group, which recently demerged its fashion business under a new brand, is expecting around Rs 4,000 crore from this business in the first year of operations.

Gourmet food retail space in India is hotting up with Godrej Group and Future Group on expansion spree