![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Wednesday, January 15, 2003 |
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MARKETING STRATEGY Pepsi drops prices Pepsi has slashed prices of its 2-litre and 1.5-litre PET bottles, in the northern and southern region, to Rs 40 and Rs 35 respectively, against the earlier price of Rs 50 and Rs 43. Prices of 300 ml and 200 ml returnable glass bottles have ... More ADVERTISING SportzBiz '03 to thrash out marketing issues WITH World Cup Cricket around the corner, sports marketing appears to have come into the spotlight. SportzPR, a sports marketing company, has organised a discussion on the issue under the title `SportzBiz 2003: India's First Sports Marketing ... More MARKET SHARES
Samsung targets 65% growth in salesAFTER achieving 12 per cent higher sales than its target for the year 2002, Samsung India Electronics Ltd (SIEL) is now targeting a sales of Rs 2,800 crore for its consumer electronics and home appliances business in 2003. "The company ... More BRANDS PRS Permacel aims to Kavach consumers "We need to tell manufacturers that the onus is on them, that it is their responsibility to protect their products, and to also involve consumers." More NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Toyota Corolla priced at Rs 9.8 lakhTOYOTA Motor Corporation, the third largest automaker in the world, today announced the launch of its popular model, the Toyota Corolla, in India. The luxury sedan will be made available in three variants, priced at Rs 9.8 lakh for the base ... More
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