Marketing
Thomas Cook to sell Bajaja Allianz Life policies
13 Jun 2008
ABD launches 'Wodka Gorbatschow' in India
09 Jun 2008
The Soul of Samsung costs Rs20,000
31 May 2008
Samsung Telecommunications India (STI) has announced the launch of its Flagship model, SGH-U900, in India along with seven other handset models and mobile accessories See: video
Buick Invicta: GM revives a heritage brand
30 May 2008
The Buick Invicta sedan from the General Motors stable, unveiled recently at Auto China 2008 makes a bold statement through its classy design and is set to gain a strong market share in the premium car segment.
Adidas to expand stores in India in 2008
27 May 2008
Trent goes down the franchise path
23 May 2008
Nat Geo to launch four new channels in India
22 May 2008
Marketing through mobile phones
22 May 2008
Mobile phones are poised to ring in lot of relationship-marketing in consumers' lives, offering mass produced products and services on a customised level, says Somma Banerjjee
Champagne Indage makes its third Australian acquisition; buys premium winery VineCrest
17 May 2008
Champagne Indage has made its third Australian acquisition in 18 months to establish a global footprint and complement its product portfolio in the Indian market
Rural Marketing Seminar: Regional media necessary to communicate with rural markets
By By Dhruv Tanwar | 10 May 2008
Rural Marketing Seminar: Collaborative partnerships are the way forward in rural marketing
By By Dhruv Tanwar | 10 May 2008
Rural Marketing Seminar: Marketing to the “real” India
By By Dhruv Tanwar | 10 May 2008
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