INDIA: FIPB rejects Zara's plan for FDI single-brand retail
By Katie Smith | 26 July 2012
Clothing retailer Zara Holding's application to set up a joint venture for foreign direct ownership in single-brand retail in India has been rejected by the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB).
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