March 22, 2010
Published: 11 Jun 09 12:59 CET
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Swedish furniture retailer Ikea has scuttled plans to open stores in India due to regulations preventing foreigners from owning single brand retailers, the company announced on Thursday.
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If they want it, fair enough give them it. As Euroepan goods are obviously not welcome in India, ban all Indian goods in the European market.
The reversal in GDP that would occur due to that, will wake them up.
people get a grip.......like IKEA is some kind of shining example of corporate ethics......"slavery conditions"? "economic warfare?" "ban all Indian goods in the EU"?.........listen to yourselves.......
Learn some history about Indian business practices since the mid 1980s and you might understand why they're cautious.