Marketing - general
Competition eats into BSNL's market share, not profits
By Our Corporate Bureau | 05 Oct 2007
Lenovo launches G Series low-cost notebooks
By | 04 Oct 2007
Steve and Barry''s gets an Indian partner
By | 04 Oct 2007
Retailers turning to new technologies to retain market share
By | 04 Oct 2007
Nilkamal Home solutions @home outlet in Chennai
By | 04 Oct 2007
Security equipment marketing capitalises on insecurities
By | 04 Oct 2007
Bharti joins the global Top 10 in subscriber base; hits 50 million customer mark
By Our Corporate Bureau | 03 Oct 2007
Reliance Fresh Bhubaneswar outlet inaugurated, downs shutters over traders'' ire, reopens under police protection
By | 03 Oct 2007
Kingfisher Airlines, American Express to launch co branded card
By | 01 Oct 2007
Two Blackberries for India, from Vodafone
By | 29 Sep 2007
Max Life ties up with district co-op bank for rural sales
By | 29 Sep 2007
Distiller Khodays all set to comeback
By | 29 Sep 2007
Nitco Tiles to open Le Studio Nitco-branded showrooms
By | 29 Sep 2007
PUMA unveils Cricket Gear
By | 29 Sep 2007
Airtel launches Rs 99 scheme in South India
By Our Corporate Bureau | 28 Sep 2007
M&M launches lifestyle SUV Scorpio Getaway
By | 28 Sep 2007
Bags packed, Reliance Retail plans to shelve UP and Orissa, along with 10,000 jobs in both states
By | 28 Sep 2007
Tata Motors will give bigger discounts to counter plummeting sales
By | 28 Sep 2007
World Phone introduces cheaper VoIP rates for international calls
By | 28 Sep 2007
Amul to sell bottled water as well
By Our Corporate Bureau | 27 Sep 2007
Piaggio plans to diversify in to light commercial vehicles market
By | 27 Sep 2007
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