ICICI Bank to loan customers entire on-road value of car

ICICI Bank Wednesday said it will loan savings account customers, the entire 'on road' value of a car, including taxes, levies and duties, for its savings account customers up to a maximum of Rs 20 lakh.

The car loans will be for a period of up to seven years, it added. **************** BMCT gets maiden domestic vessel docking with MV SSL Mumbai *

The Port of Singapore-operated BMCT Wednesday said it has received its maiden domestic vessel call with the docking of Shreyas Shipping's 'M V SSL Mumbai'.

The 1,613 twenty-foot equivalent unit vessel operates a service with a sister vessel touching BMCT, Cochin, Tuticorin, Mangalore, Mundra, Hazira and BMCT on a fortnightly basis.

 

The call at BMCT offers options for both domestic shipments and international transhipment, an official statement said. ********** Hershey's launches iconic brand Kisses in India *

Nearly 10 years after it entered the country, chocolate and confectionery firm Hershey on Wednesday launched its iconic Hershey's Kisses brand in three variants.

During the first phase of the launch, Hershey's Kisses will be available only in South India, that accounts for a third of the chocolate market in the country, through modern trade, large general trade and e-commerce.

The Pennsylvania-based company, which has more than 80 brands around the world that drive over USD 7.5 billion in annual revenues, said India is one of the several international focus markets where it is making measured investments.

"There is a lot of potential for The Hershey Company in India. This market is an important part of our international growth model. The Hershey's brand has been leading our India growth and Hershey's Kisses is a wonderful way to continue that growth by tapping into the growing chocolate segment," The Hershey Company president-international Steven Schiller said. *********************** Arsenal to don adidas jersey starting July, 2019 *

Top Premier League club Arsenal have inked a new deal with German sportswear brand adidas.

Adidas will take over the sponsorship title from Puma, whose five-year contract with the North London club expires at the end of the season, a media release issued here said.

Arsenal last wore adidass three stripes between 1986 and 1994 during which they lifted two top-flight league titles.

The three stripped adidas logo will don the Arsenal Football Club (senior, junior and womens team) jersey and training gear from July 2019.