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MARKETING TRENDS: Long queues outside jewellery shops, now to sell GOLD RUSH. Mumbai, Feb. 20 People have found a golden opportunity in the sharp rise in bullion prices. Even as gold jewellery buyers seem to have almost vanished in thin air, there are long queues outside jewellery shops which buy back old ... RETAILING: Next to retail toys, gifts To stock national & international brands; plans 700 stores this year. Mumbai, Feb. 20 Videocon Industries’ promoted Next Retail is expanding its portfolio to include toys and ... NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES: Wipro unveils new notebook Wipro Infotech has launched e.go a premium and stylish range of notebooks for the Indian market. The new range comes with enhanced security features, including hard disk user password protection that helps to secure data and interface security ... CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT: ‘Value the customer to beat the economic slump’ Bangalore, Feb. 20 While it’s always been important for companies to value the customer, never before has it been so critical as it is now. Enhancing customer experiences and service is extremely crucial to beat the economic slump, ... NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES: Geojit launches property services division Kochi, Feb. 20 Geojit Financial Services has announced the launch of its Property Services Division offering investors and builders a single platform to buy or sell office and commercial spaces and residential apartments or ... STRATEGY: Gemfields to sell Zambia emeralds in India Mumbai, Feb. 16 Gemfields Resources Plc, an UK-based mining and processing company, will be marketing precious Zambian Emeralds in pairs, suites and layouts in India. Listed on AIM Exchange (Alternative Investment Market) of London ...
STRATEGY:
SkodaIndia to roll out pre-owned car business in new format
RETAILING:
Provogue to invest Rs 25 cr on stores expansion
ADVERTISING: Marketing in a slowdown The bold ones say they will not cut ad spend, the conservative ones say they will wait and watch, but all are agreed that a downturn calls for swifter and more efficient marketing tactics.. You could call it a sense of déjÀ vu. In late ... BRANDING: ‘An opportunity in reverse’ Prioritise needs, explore consumer segments deeper. Santosh Desai, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Futurebrands, calls the slowdown “an opportunity in reverse”. “For No 2 and 3 brands, it’s a great ... BRANDS: Brands need to ... First, continue sensible investments in brand marketing. A strong brand can best weather an ... STRATEGY: Fuelling growth Organisations can grow even as individual businesses plateau or wither. Read on to see how the momentum can be maintained.. Ved (not his real name), CEO of a US-based multinational company, was contemplating the rapid growth of his company with ... BOOKS: A 360-degree view of customer bookmark Liberal trends abroad have begun to reach the Indian soil, and as a result the debate over obscenity and pornography has intensified, writes Girja Kumar in Censorship in India: Studies in Fundamentalism, Obscenity and Law ...
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