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Wednesday, July 31, 2002
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Bajaj Electricals to offer fans in economy range
THE Rs 414-crore Bajaj Electricals is moving down the price chain to offer its fans in the Rs 800-1,000 range. The company is in the process of test marketing two models, Bahaar and Maxima, in both ceiling and table fan ranges. Speaking to ... More

CavinKare gives sachets a Spinz
FUN, freedom and magic are what CavinKare wants this product to be. For these are the names the company gave to its perfume variants in single-use sachets, which, the company claims, is a first, as well as a unique packaging style. Spinz, the ... More

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT


Customer cool is crucial
When consumer patience — over the phone — is constantly shortening, companies cannot afford to over solicit, incorrectly time messages and make inappropriate offers. More

EVENTS


  • Kitchen festival launched

    PROMOTIONS & OFFERS


    How Indigo Nation engineered a Kumble makeover
    IF you were told that Anil Kumble could tap-dance almost as well as he bowled, you probably wouldn't believe it. At least, not till you saw the advertisement he features in for Indigo Nation, which is scheduled to break in the electronic media ... More

    Siyaram signs Becker to endorse Bodycare fabric
    The company has entered into a tie-up with the Austria-based Lenzing group to introduce modal fibre-based textiles. More

    RETAILING


    Making tech registers ring
    The retail segment needs to hone its skills to keep itself profitable in a sector where margins are thin. Software that helps the retailer, small or big, keep track of not just inventories but consumer preference patterns could prove a boon. Here's a look at what's available and how it works. More

    BRANDS


    Blue Bunny ice-cream to quit Indian market
    THE $600-million Iowa-based Wells Dairy Inc-owned Blue Bunny ice-cream, which entered the domestic market about four years back through the Indian distribution and marketing company, Sno Shack Frozen Foods Pvt Ltd, is pulling out of the Indian ... More
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