They have a fairly defined audience abroad and so if it has a happy client there, it is simple for them to reach out here.” But publishers differ and are optimistic of more entrants propelling the market further. “I foresee at least 5 to 7 new players entering over the next 2 years... It is a reflection of the potential of the market,” says Sharma. And he is not too way off, a glance at the pages worth of advertisements these magazines carry, clearly show that the medium is picking up, after all nobody would spend the moolah if there wasn’t an audience to cash back on. So, whether you like it or not, these sexy men’s magazines are the metrosexual male’s latest muse (who is high on both life and style). Can we see some pretty faces going green already?
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further says that Hilton with DLF is aiming to form one of the largest international hotel chains in India. In the first phase of the rollout, there will be nearly 20 hotels set up at locations like Chandigarh, Chennai, and Kolkata, cities that are presently attracting a lot of business in the hospitality sector. Now for the present situation: The Hilton chain currently has nine franchised hotels in India. For these, it has a tie up with East India Hotels (of the Oberoi hotels fame). Under this arrangement, while the properties are managed and maintained by East India Hotels, Hilton takes care of the international marketing.
vote of no confidence in Bush and his war. He’s still the commander in chief, but the new majority in Congress can put a lot of pressure on him to at least begin a withdrawal. I’m worried, however, that Democrats may have counted on the Iraq Study Group to provide them with political cover. Now that the study group has apparently wimped out, will the Democrats do the same? Well, here’s a question for those who might be tempted, yet again, to shy away from a confrontation with Bush over Iraq: How do you ask a man to be the last to die for a bully’s ego?
has contributed to the growth of the mobile handset market is the much lower R&D costs in India, which typically account for more than 40% of the total product development cost. As a result, the last five years have seen companies like Nokia, Motorola, Alcatel & Ericsson establishing their design and R&D centers here in India. Not only this, even the government realized the immense growth opportunity that lies in the telecom sector and made some noteworthy regulatory changes to significantly bring down the custom tariffs from 10% to 5% and abolished the Special Additional Duty of 4%; the changes that forced many mobile handset manufacturers and original equipment manufacturers to consider the option of manufacturing in India.
not on the rise. They have already risen” is perhaps the best way one would define Tomoyo Nonaka,Chairman, Sanyo Electric Company Ltd. (a leader in consumer & commercial electronics), who is one of the most influential woman entrepreneurs in Japan! Hearing Tomoyo converse might make one purport that she is a fervent environmentalist, talented with great oratory skills. To top it all, as a woman who qualify ed with a Master’s degree in the GraduateSchool in Humanities and obtained a degree in journalism from the Faculty of Humanities of Sophia University in Tokyo, to view Tomoyo simply based on her educational degrees, can only but mislead.