Marketing - general
Brussels Air partners Jet Airways for frequent fliers
By | 19 Sep 2007
Baskin Robbins looks at retailing to kids through kids'' movies
By | 19 Sep 2007
Phased, low-key launch for Bharti Wal-Mart: Mittal
By Our Corporate Bureau | 18 Sep 2007
Dell introduces storage solutions for small and medium businesses
By Our Corporate Bureau | 18 Sep 2007
OCM and Burlington in strategic alliance for worsted wool fabrics
By | 18 Sep 2007
Indian buyers of new models more inclined to evaluate other models: J D Power Asia Pacific
By | 18 Sep 2007
Suzuki''s non-geared scooters to commence sales in October
By | 18 Sep 2007
Trent opens Star Bazaar in Mumbai
By | 17 Sep 2007
Nature''s Bounty brings Sicilian wines to India
By | 17 Sep 2007
J L Morison plans relaunch of ''Baby Dreams'' child care brand
By | 17 Sep 2007
Now Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee chants the coalition mantra
By | 15 Sep 2007
Bridal Asia hopes to attract 30,000 visitors
By Our Corporate Bureau | 14 Sep 2007
France''s PPR SA to buy United Retail Group Inc
By | 14 Sep 2007
Sahara forays into the luxury holiday business
By | 13 Sep 2007
Nivea launches Visage skincare range
By | 13 Sep 2007
Mary Kay to invest $20 million in its Indian entry
By | 13 Sep 2007
Something for luxury retailers to aspire to: Selfridges creates "The Wonder Room"
By | 13 Sep 2007
Blue Dart launches Surfaceline; plans expansion to around 17,500 locations
By Our Corporate Bureau | 12 Sep 2007
Swaraj Mazda plans to launch trucks next year
By | 12 Sep 2007
Electrotherm launches a new battery-powered two-wheeler
By | 12 Sep 2007
Dabur's health and beauty stores to market beauty related services
By Our Corporate Bureau | 11 Sep 2007
A push for Corolla sales
By | 10 Sep 2007
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