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Kurien raps Milma for joining hands with NDDB
IT has only been a few days since Prof Rosen Goldberg, who teaches international business management at the Harvard Business School, invited Dr Verghese Kurien, Chairman, Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation (Amul), to spend a few days ... More

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After films and music videos... Brands look to TV serials for placements
IT is not just films or music videos that brands are targeting. Companies are now looking at television serials for product placement. According to the buzz in the ad industry, companies have started approaching television networks to permit ... More
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Nidhis want to be covered under Securitisation Act

DoT reservations over higher FDI in telecom sector

T+2 cycle: Fine-tune mechanism, say brokers

Expert panel set up to define jute tech mission

In Focus
Run-up to Budget
Kelkar Report
Bottled water: How safe is it?
Telecom Competition
Oil PSUs: Disinvestment dilemma
Housing Fin. rate war: Bonanza for consumers!
NPAs in Banking
In Depth
Simple Economics
Consumer Notes
Tax Talk
The Brahmananda collections
Corporate Governance
Gold: Still the winner?
Cars: Always a beauty
Books and Reviews
Looking back
Feb. 16-Feb. 22
Reliance Info may peg ISD call rates at Rs 5

The Rural Network to bring market issues centrestage

Churning at helm of consumer durable cos


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