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The Twenty Four Seven Convenience Stores are one of India’s premiere and New Delhi’s only organised retail chain in the ‘round-the-clock’ convenience store format. Founder and President of the store chain Samir Modi , discusses the format and  expansion...

 How big is the market for riding gear and accessories in India?The concept of riding-gear outlets, which is quite common in the Western countries, is comparatively new in India. However, the  increasing popularity of biking and super-bikes with Indian...

Twenty Four Seven, a venture of Godfrey Philips India Ltd, has launched its first co-branded convenience store in collaboration with Indian Oil’s non-fuel retail brand, ‘Top-Up’, in the capital today. The move is aimed at expanding the presence...

For many an adult Delhiite, Nirula's is a part of the growing-up years - indeed, so much a part that the memories all merge and fade into one another. Perhaps just one of those things that one loves and,...

After tasting the success in fuel business, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), country's leading fuel retailer, plans to enter into the non-fuel retail segment. To start with an organised retail business, Indian Oil is expected to form a partnership with...

The north-eastern states in India will soon be flaunting multi-task fuel retail outlets as the Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) has decided to introduce grocery stores, courier outlets, eateries and ATM facilities at the premises of its outlets in...

The business of retail, in the week gone by, was quite similar to those peace marathons that are organised by telecom companies. Marathons where celebrities, top businessmen, housewives, kids and laymen aspiring for some fame, along with the professional...

Citing losses on account of under-recoveries on sale of petrol and diesel, the ministry of petroleum and natural gas, government of India, has asked the oil marketing companies (OMC) to hold their plans of launching new retail outlets for...

Reliance Industries and GAIL India, through their wholly owned subsidiaries Reliance Gas Corporation and GAIL Gas, respectively, have submitted expressions of interest (EoI) to the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) to retail gas to households and vehicles...