Marketing
New Apple iPhone 6S not quite flying off dealers’ shelves
15 Oct 2015
Apple's aggressive sales strategy in India may have failed to yield quite the desired results as bookings for the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus have fallen short of expectations
Croma stores to sell Apple products from Diwali
12 Oct 2015
Vodafone bundles Rs8,885 package with iPhone 6S
12 Oct 2015
Retail meets yoga: Future Group ties up with Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali
10 Oct 2015
Blurring the lines between the spiritual and the commercial, Yoga guru Baba Ramdev will market a range of his Patanjali-branded products through Future Group outlets
Apple sells 13 mn new iPhones by weekend
29 Sep 2015
India puts off larger warnings on tobacco packs
29 Sep 2015
India has decided to delay implementation of bigger health warnings on tobacco packaging by a year until April 2016, as pressure mounts on New Delhi to take urgent steps to reduce tobacco consumption
Innovative marketing key to capturing India’s HNWIs
28 Sep 2015
The Indian luxury market is poised for further growth, and innovative marketing will be the key to success, says Joginder Chhabra, Head, market intelligence and consumer insights, LG Electronics India
Honda sets new record with sale of 1 mn Activas in first five months
25 Sep 2015
The Activa had also become the largest-selling two-wheeler in the Indian market
Facebook rebrands Internet.org to 'Free Basics’, expands Indian operations
25 Sep 2015
Facebook has rebranded its controversial Internet.org to Free Basics in a bid to thwart criticism and expand operations
KitKat loses trademark battle with Cadbury
19 Sep 2015
Cadbury has killed off an attempt by its rival Nestle to trademark the distinctive shape of the KitKat, as European judges decided the four-finger chocolate bar is not distinctive enough to be claimed by Nestle for its exclusive use
Google asks CCI for access to probe documents
14 Sep 2015
Maggi to be back on shelves by October: Nestle
10 Sep 2015
Nestle's popular two-minute noodle Maggi will be back on the shelves in the Indian market as early as next month, when testing is expected to be over
European, US anti-trust bodies closing in on Google
01 Sep 2015
The charges revolve around complaints which contend that Google has been unfairly highlighting its own services in its influential search results at the expense of its rivals
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