(Reuters) - Bharti Retail Ltd., wholly-owned by Bharti Enterprises, has said it will spend $2.5 billion by 2015 on setting up hypermarkets, supermarkets and other stores across India.
The proposed entry of Wal-Mart in India's fragmented $300 billion retail industry, which is dominated by small stores, has triggered political concerns and protests from trade unions and small shop owners who fear job losses.
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