Seagram India, a Pernod Ricard group company and the world's second largest wine and spirits conglomerate, is looking at positioning itself as an Indian brand
IIM Lucknow recently hired a PR agency along with other top schools like ISB, Hyderabad and MDI Gurgaon.
The Rs 300-crore (Rs 3 billion) Vimal textile brand, launched 27 years ago by Reliance Industries, is preparing for a major comeback this April.
The wireless phone subscriber base in India has already crossed 100 million mark and is expected to more than double to 265.2 million by 2010
The demand for aircrafts and hospitality industry is poised to treble by 2009.
With the recruitment process set to end by March 31, 18-20 students have already bagged their first offer and most of them are in the process of finalising their second.
Even as four students turned down lucrative offers from Deutsche Bank to start their own venture, at least two more are set to follow suit.
The company is already planning a second centre in India, most probably on the outskirts of Maharashtra, which would supplement the Vadodara centre.
In 2006, Marico acquired four brands, which analysts say are clocking good sales.
Standalone theatres in the city succumb to multiplex pressure.
The Army Institute of Management, Kolkata is gearing up to provide tailor-made courses to executives who have finished college a while ago but want to do additional courses to face the changing world scenario.
It's a story of contradictions across the Indian Institute of Managements as far as the 'Certificate Course in Business Administration' for the Officers of the Indian Armed Forces is concerned.
Even as the first batch of Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad 's Post Graduate Programme for Executives goes through the pre-placement presentation grind, the institute has just finalised its second batch.
The company also believes the e-commerce facility would prove especially handy for the NRI consumers who would want to present gifts to their families back in India.
During its summer placements in 2006, six start-up companies had visited the IIM-A campus for the first time, of which six students had interned with them.
DishTV too has joined the race and claims to reach 260 million homes by 2015, from 10 million user base at present, on the back of its value-added services and cheaper subscriber base with better quality services.
If you are pressed for time, you could eat, shop, as well as service your car, or fill up diesel or petrol.
Global IT services spending is likely to increase at around 7-8 per cent over the medium term to $500 billion in 2007 from $470 billion in 2006.
With the concept of 'intelligent building' gaining ground in India, real estate developers are vouching for automated building solutions that combines low operational c
The domestic basic telephone network is expected to grow at a slow rate over the next few years owing to increased competition from cellular wireless services
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