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Chinese Man Found Living Under Mall Staircase For 6 Months, Arrested
A man in China managed to evade security guards and live comfortably in a mall for six months.
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For Delhi, Ikea Plans A Mall, Not Just A Store. At $760 Million.
IKEA plans to open its first shopping centre in India after the furniture giant's shopping centres business - one of the world's largest - said it had bought a 48,000-square-metre plot in Noida on the outskirts of Delhi.
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On IKEA India's Big Day, This Post Sums Up Just Why It's So Welcome
Television host Mini Mathur shared a sweet note welcoming Swedish furniture retailer IKEA to India.
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IKEA's Hyderabad Store To Have 1,000-Seat Restaurant
Leading Swedish home furnishings retailer IKEA will offer over 7,000 products at its first India store opening here next year, it said on Wednesday.
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'Speed money' puts brakes on India's retail growth
Hong-Kong entrepreneur Ramesh Tainwala spent 18 months operating branded clothing retail stores in India before deciding it was impossible to succeed without paying bribes.
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Chinese Man Found Living Under Mall Staircase For 6 Months, Arrested
A man in China managed to evade security guards and live comfortably in a mall for six months.
-
For Delhi, Ikea Plans A Mall, Not Just A Store. At $760 Million.
IKEA plans to open its first shopping centre in India after the furniture giant's shopping centres business - one of the world's largest - said it had bought a 48,000-square-metre plot in Noida on the outskirts of Delhi.
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On IKEA India's Big Day, This Post Sums Up Just Why It's So Welcome
Television host Mini Mathur shared a sweet note welcoming Swedish furniture retailer IKEA to India.
-
IKEA's Hyderabad Store To Have 1,000-Seat Restaurant
Leading Swedish home furnishings retailer IKEA will offer over 7,000 products at its first India store opening here next year, it said on Wednesday.
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'Speed money' puts brakes on India's retail growth
Hong-Kong entrepreneur Ramesh Tainwala spent 18 months operating branded clothing retail stores in India before deciding it was impossible to succeed without paying bribes.
