Marketing - general
Coke eyes market for fruit juices, energy drinks
12 Mar 2007
The quest for customer loyalty finds an ally in AI
24 Feb 2007
Every marketer's dream of attracting customers with unflinchingly loyalty comes true… with artificial intelligence, says Dr Kaustubh Chokshi, CEO of UK-based Intelligent Business Systems
Ambani brothers in fray for ICC sponsorship bid
24 Jan 2007
Starting a professional services brand
By | 20 Jan 2007
Biocon grants marketing license for cancer drug in Pakistan
By Our Corporate Bureau | 18 Jan 2007
Looking beyond traditional agencies for marketing innovation
By | 28 Dec 2006
How to understand the brand
By | 27 Dec 2006
Santa lights up the e-retail highway
By | 23 Dec 2006
KSDL to enter liquid soap segment
11 Dec 2006
Maruti's Zen reborn as Estilo
By Mohini Bhatnagar | 01 Dec 2006
Retailers rush in to grab the market
By | 16 Nov 2006
The entry of Reliance into retail has galvanised others into action. Mohini Bhatnagar reports.
The coming retail boom
By Mohini Bhatnagar | 16 Nov 2006
PUMA and Ducati team up with new cooperation
07 Nov 2006
Consumer durable firms focus on non-metros
20 Oct 2006
Bisleri goes green naturally
20 Oct 2006
FIPB clears Lladro's retail plan, drops Alpha Airports proposal
By | 07 Oct 2006
TN post offices to vend VETA's books
25 Sep 2006
FCB-Ulka Healthcare introduces new service
24 Sep 2006
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