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Change in Indian retail law opportunity for Canadian companies
Last week, India changed its retail laws to allow foreign companies to open large stores in the country. Rana Sarkar, the president of the Canada-India Business Council, tells Marc Montgomery why this could be an opportunity for Canadian companies.
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