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Thursday, March 19, 2009
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, March 19, 2009 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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MARKETING SHOPPING: Do you have eggs? When the ‘super’ in supermarkets goes missing, they will do well to look at kirana stores for some lessons.. A few days ago on a Sunday I went to pick up my weekly quota of eggs and bread. Even eggs have evolved in today’s ... INSIGHT: Hamsters and rhinos A ‘horizon exercise’ is not merely a long-term plan.. Last time I referred to a simple but powerful approach called Horizon Planning, which lays out how organisations can fuel growth (outlined by Baghai, Coley and White in their ... TRENDS: Intel sees revival in demand in India ‘Positive buying interest in Jan-March quarter’. Bangalore, March 18 Computer chip maker Intel Corp has begun to see a revival in demand in the Indian market driven by the buying interest from segments such as consumer, government ... RETAILING: Beat the blues! Business models that can keep you upbeat even now abound.. As the downturn deepens, marketing budgets that have never kept up with the splintered media environment nor with media cost inflation are now under serious scrutiny, if not halved ...
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UniverCell opens first concept store in Chennai
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Aspri to sell cream liqueur
INTERVIEW: ‘We should drive people’s habits’ Paul Polman, the CEO of Unilever, speaks on growth and on how the company is managing costs.. A little more than a month after he was announced the new Chief Executive Officer of Unilever in October 2008, Paul Polman had made his first visit to ... BRANDS: Stepping into new territory Malted food brands such as Horlicks and Bournvita extend themselves into new categories this summer.. Getting ready to enter new product categories, iconic malted drinks brands Horlicks and Bournvita will be fighting on a different turf with ... RETAILING: Do you have eggs? When the ‘super’ in supermarkets goes missing, they will do well to look at kirana stores for some lessons.. A few days ago on a Sunday I went to pick up my weekly quota of eggs and bread. Even eggs have evolved in today’s ... STRATEGY: Hamsters and rhinos A ‘horizon exercise’ is not merely a long-term plan.. Last time I referred to a simple but powerful approach called Horizon Planning, which lays out how organisations can fuel growth (outlined by Baghai, Coley and White in their ... BUSINESS MODELS: Beat the blues! Business models that can keep you upbeat even now abound.. As the downturn deepens, marketing budgets that have never kept up with the splintered media environment nor with media cost inflation are now under serious scrutiny, if not halved ... BOOKS: Subsidise fresh fruits and vegetables While taxing non-nutritious foods may not be practicable, it may be a good idea to subsidise the consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables, suggests Alok Bhargava in Food, Economics, and Health ( ...
BOOKS:
Compulsive shopping can even kill
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Human voice
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For the babes
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Daily shield
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In the shade
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Smell of roses
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