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Thursday, July 17, 2008
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MARKETING INSIGHT: Discount warrior A decade on, retail chain Subhiksha sets ambitious growth plans. Next stop: consumer electronics.. It was in 1997 that discount food and grocery retail chain Subhiksha set up its first store as an experiment in Tiruvanmiyur, a suburb of Chennai. ... RADIO/TV: Heard outside, on radio FM radio stations are getting listeners outside the home, on the move.. Radio’s still reigning at home. But FM radio stations are not content with that as they look for potential listeners out of home, wherever they can be spotted ... INSIGHT: Driving innovation Successful innovation is that which is sensitive to people’s needs and feelings.. Innovate or die is a credo that is more relevant today than it ever was. What is innovation really about? Is it about competitive advantage, about ... 
NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES:
Volkswagen sets 2010 launch date for small car PoloLaunches Jetta sedan; plans Beetle launch within a year. Mumbai, July 16 Volkswagen’s small car ‘Polo’ will be rolled out from its upcoming Chakan plant in 2010. ... 
INTERVIEW:
Sony eyeing 40% of LCD TV market share in IndiaTo invest Rs 60 cr towards marketing activities. New Delhi, July 16 Japanese durables brand Sony India is unfazed by competition from Korean durables majors entrenching into the Indian market. ... 
STRATEGY:
Titan expanding eyewear retail networkMumbai, July 16 Titan Industries, on Wednesday, announced the national launch of Titan Eye + branded spectacles stores. ... 
ADVERTISING:
TV advertising by domestic airlines drops 27%Chennai, July 16 TV advertising of domestic airlines dropped by 27 per cent during January-May 2008 compared with January-May 2007, according to a study by AdEx. ... PROMOTIONS & OFFERS: Now, cash back on debit cards to promote spends Kolkata, July 16 How about getting back a percentage of the money spent on a new LCD television, clothes or the monthly grocery? This may be possible now because banks are offering a cash back facility on debit cards to encourage customers to ... Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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