The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, December 10, 2002

Solly dear, this time it's really for the biggies
HERE'S one brand that's trying to make the most of obesity and even celebrating it, without nasty cracks and ominous warnings of its dire consequences. Allen Solly, the workwear brand from Madura Garments, is all set to launch `The Big ... More

Crocodile plans foray into womenswear
COIMBATORE-based Crocodile Products Pvt Ltd (CPPL) is seeking to enter women's garment retailing too. The joint venture garment retailer is planning to get into womenswear from January next and to start with, it proposes to retail ladies' ... More

MANAGEMENT

Narayana Murthy is most admired business leader — Top B-Schools survey ranks Dhirubhai second
INFOSYS Chairman & Chief Mentor, Mr N.R. Narayana Murthy, remains the most admired business leader of business school students for the second year running, according to the second annual B-School study conducted in November by Brand-Comm, the ... More

MARKET SHARES

Haldia Petro to focus on western, northern markets
HALDIA Petrochemicals Ltd (HPL), the three-way joint venture company, is now shifting its emphasis from the southern market in favour of the west and the north. Company sources said that HPL now had a 22 per cent share of the total ... More

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