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The study on Foreign Direct Investment in retail business- the global experience analyses the significant relationship of FDI with its collision on developing and developed retail markets.FDI occurs when a firm invests directly in facilities produce and market a product in a foreign country. India can learn from the experience of other developed and developing countries and develop its own strategies through policy on retail business in India. When India is the only country in the world where top five business houses with market capitals running into trillions are into retails business, this issue becomes much more interesting. Only limited number of retailer have entered into these markets that too with lot of concern as they have realized that retail thrives on local knowledge rather than transplanting global retail concepts, strategy and formats. Hence, FDI increases the level of competition in the host country, it is due to such reason retailer will also have to improve on their processes and services in order to stay in the market. Not only that, even, FDI enhance the quality of product and services, and ensures a number of employment and development opportunities, by adding some challenges like selling up of industrial units in various corners of retail business in India.