The Hindu Business Line : Friday, June 29, 2007

STRATEGY
Ford India to open 15 new outlets
Visakhapatnam, June 28 Ford India plans to add 15 more outlets during the current financial year, said Mr Manoj Dadhich, General Manager (Dealer Development), after inaugurating an outlet — Tristar Ford — on the NH5. The ... More

CHANNELS AND FRANCHISES
Retail brokerages eye more distribution tie-ups
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RETAILING
Heritage Foods plans 100 Fresh@ stores
Rs 120-crore investment on cards More

Sweet World on expansion mode
New Delhi, June 28 Sweet World, a chain that has popularised the concept of pick and mix candy shopping in the country, is currently expanding to tier-II cities, having established itself in the metros and tier-1 cities.The candy ... More

MARKETING RESEARCH
Mobile gaming — big hit in small towns
ASPIRATIONAL PLAY More

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Nokia launches E90 in India
‘Tipping point for business mobility’ More

Fenesta weather-proof windows
Kochi, June 28 Fenesta Buildings Systems, a division of DCM Shriram Consolidated Ltd, has introduced a new range of monsoon proof and wind resistant windows for high rise buildings with a capacity to combat extreme weather conditions. These ... More

Hutch unveils stock alert packs
Hutch, in association with Asia’s financial and business portal Moneycontrol.com, has introduced a comprehensive range of stock alert packs, which will not only provide information on mainline Indian indices and global markets but also have ... More

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