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| Mankind vs Goliaths |
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| Little-known Mankind Pharma has earned a name for itself with cheap drugs. Can it move up the value chain?. ...Read |
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| 'All markets are now recovering' |
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| The biggest casualty of the global financial meltdown was real estate. Banks became wary of lending. Home buyers postponed purchases out of fears of joblessness. Companies put their real estate plans on hold or simply dumped them. Of late, things have begun to look up. Takers for reasonably-priced real estate are back. Large buyers of office space, especially the information technology companies, have started to return to the market place. ...Read |
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| Out of the box |
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| Videocon thinks integrating set-top boxes with consumer appliances will prove disruptive in the crowded DTH market. ...Read |
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| No man is an island |
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| Airtel’s new ad attempts to block its consumers’ mind space in a market cluttered with aggressive plans. ...Read |
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| Miele: Doing a BMW in appliances |
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| Last week, German domestic appliances maker Miele entered the Indian market with a range of 65 high-end products targeted at the premium segment. This is the company’s single biggest venture outside the German market. The offerings, which are priced between Rs 23,000 and Rs 20 lakh, are targeted primarily at the 400,000 most affluent people in the country. Miele has opened its first “product experience centre” in Delhi. ...Read |
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| Maruti Suzuki: SX4 redux |
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| KIT: The Indian market for computer peripherals |
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| The Strategist Quiz (#092) |
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| The top 10 business bestsellers |
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| Answers to last week's quiz (#120) |
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