Seiko to expand retail network in India to 250 stores in 2 years DNA India | Mumbai: Japanese premium watch-maker, Seiko, plans to expand its retail network in India to 250 over the next two-years through tie-ups with retailers in order to have a pie of the booming luxury accessories market in India. | "Over the next two-years time, we want to take our retail touch-po...
Maran urges leather sector to export finished goods The Hindu | Special Correspondent | Union Textiles Minister Dayanidhi Maran with Subas Pani (left), CMD, India Trade Promotion Organisation; and Habib Hussain, Chairman, Council for Leather Industry; at the inauguration of the India International Leather Fair 2010, in Chennai on Sunday. - | CHENNAI: An expert...
Seiko to expand retail network in India to 250 stores in 2 years DNA India | Mumbai: Japanese premium watch-maker, Seiko, plans to expand its retail network in India to 250 over the next two-years through tie-ups with retailers in order to have a pie of the booming luxury accessories market in India. | "Over the next t...
Hannover Messe 2010 formally launched The Hindu | Special Correspondent | CHENNAI: Deutsche Messe, organiser of Hannover Fairs, formally announced Hannover Messe 2010, world's leading industrial technology annual event that will showcase nine leading trade shows this year at a single venue in Germ...
Retail skyline in city set to look up The Hindu | City Bureau | Four new malls are getting ready to be opened in the second and third quarter of 2010 | More gloss: With new malls coming up, it is going to give a new dimension to the city. A view of an upcoming mall. - | CHENNAI: The next time you ...
Maran urges leather sector to export finished goods The Hindu | Special Correspondent | Union Textiles Minister Dayanidhi Maran with Subas Pani (left), CMD, India Trade Promotion Organisation; and Habib Hussain, Chairman, Council for Leather Industry; at the inauguration of the India International Leather Fair ...
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Nasheed: India can fuel next industrial revolution The Hindu | Shyam Ranganathan | Maldives President for partnership among Asian countries to take on challenges | India can provide the lead in use of renewable energy | 'G-20, rather than G-...
Nations must share technology to fight poverty: Anand Sharma The Hindu | Special Correspondent | Wealth should be redistributed so that none becomes victim of changing world | Despite the economic slowdown, India remained an attractive destination for...
Najib: India-Malaysia ties set to reach decisive turning point The Star | veera@thestar.com.my | NEW DELHI: Malaysia and India are set to reach a "decisive turning point" for an upswing in bilateral ties with a new framework touching on trade and inves...
Thailand: Destination of choice for India and China TravelDailyNews REPORT-BRUNEI-ATF 2010: As Thailand restructures its marketing strategies to better exploit the opportunities amongst the high-potential and productive markets, country giants like India and China are expected to produce more than their fair share of...
Pantaloon Retail rises to Rs. 51 crore The Hindu | CHENNAI: Pantaloon Retail (India) has reported a net profit of Rs. 50.67 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2009, against Rs. 33.54 crore in the corresponding period in the previous year. Net sales have risen to Rs. 1,912.84 crore from Rs. 1,...
Jewellery retailer to tap capital market The Hindu | CHENNAI: Jewellery retailer Thangamayil Jewellery, with its base in Madurai, is entering the capital market with an initial public offer of equity shares aggregating to Rs. 28.75 crore on January 27 at a price band of Rs. 70-75. The proceeds of the...
SC lens on airport cigarette sale The Telegraph India New Delhi, Feb. 8: The Supreme Court will decide whether international cigarette brands can be sold in duty-free outlets at the departure lounges of Indian airports without the statutory pictorial warnings. | The case centres on claims by a company, DFS India Private Ltd, that the cigarettes being sold in the duty-free outlets of departure lounges ...
India's Retail Ties That Bind Wall Street Journal By ARVIND K. SINGHAL | New Delhi | If there's one cloud on the silver lining of India's economic recovery, it's food-price inflation. Wholesale food prices rose by 17.4% in mid-January compared to a year earlier, and food inflation hit a 12-year high of 20% in December. While the government lays much of the blame on last summer's poor monsoon, that...
