The Hindu Business Line : Monday, December 06, 2004

INTERVIEW
Odyssey bullish about scope of leisure stores
EVEN as the concept of leisure stores is still evolving in India, what was earlier a predominantly metro phenomenon is now reaching out to smaller cities too . These stores, which offer a variety of products, are facing competition from online ... More

PROMOTIONS & OFFERS
Idea Cellular(AP) holds corporate quiz
HYDERABAD: Idea Cellular Ltd, in association with Concern India Foundation, had organised IDEA Corporate Quiz here on Sunday. About 20 leading corporates such as Dr Reddy's, Apollo Hospitals, Wipro, GE and Microsoft sent their teams to ... More

RETAILING
New Personnal Space outlet in Chennai
CHENNAI: Bathrooms are getting smart and good looking. People are spending money to upgrade their existing bathrooms or going in for ones which are totally designed. Mr R. Ramesh, Director, Personnal Space, a new store covering 6,500 sq. ... More

TRENDS
FMCG majors diversify to stay afloat
THE fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector appears to be in the diversification mode. Whether it is DS Group's foray into confectionery, Himalaya Drug Company's foray into baby care products or Marico Industries into functional foods — ... More

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Hindustan Sanitaryware launches bathroom ware
KOCHI: Hindustan Sanitaryware and Industries Ltd has introduced Keramag, new range of imported bathroom solutions and a new series of stainless steel kitchen sinks in the Kerala market. Keramag is available in the market at a price range ... More

Brand Quest

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