Thursday, June 21, 2007

More bags, please!


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Kipling, the Belgian women’s handbags brand that draws heavily from writer Rudyard Kipling and his Jungle Book, since it has the monkey as its brand ambassador! – is taking the Indian market very seriously indeed! Last year, it opened three stores in India (in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore). And now it plans to open nine more – taking the total number of outlets to 12 – by the end of this year. Business is booming, retail is on an upswing, and demand for fancy accessories is at an alltime high, claims the company. So much so that the Indian market has been accepted as one of its key areas of focus. The price range of Kipling bags starts at Rs.1,500 and goes up to Rs.12,000, and includes hand bags, shoulder bags, purses and travel bags. The company has 140 stores in 54 countries around the world.

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Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Bharath Infraa Tech Pvt. Ltd.


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Bharath Infraa Tech Pvt. Ltd. is a flagship company of Gold Star Group, founded by Mr. Dayananda, Chairman of the company and Mr. Chetan P. Tayal, Managing Director of the company. The company has played a key role in the development of Karna taka city for over a decade, and has accomplished quite a good number of projects in Bangalore and Mysore.

The company is not going in for any pre-launch in any of their projects in future.

Mr. Reddy informed that though Mysore had humble beginning. The city is now an IT and BPO hub. Close enough to Bangalore, IT boasts of good weather and excellent rail and road connectivity. Infosys is putting up the 441,000 sq. ft . global education centre, two soft ware developments block of 420,000 sq. ft . each, and several other facilities in an enormous space of 160 acres.

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Wednesday, June 06, 2007

Surely, our tomorrow will witness plants photosynthesizing with minimum help from the sun...


Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist)

Moreover, today’s tomatoes have a regulated ripening in order to increase their shelf life. The advent of golden rice today promises that each grain of rice is more rich in vitamin – things unheard of before in the history of land farming; and showing promise to help the poor and the underfed. Developments like onions sans tears, coffee sans caffeine have hit reality. Furthermore, cows today are injected with Bovine Growth Hormones to produce more milk. Fields at Kansas are getting prepared for the first batch of genetically engineered rice which will contain human genes. And food products from cloned animals are knocking on the doors to enter the food supply chain. It’s not only about genetically modified food; usage of technology has seen concepts like food irradiation that have stormed into our nutritional chain. Today, radiation is used to restore hygiene in the food products. Radiations like X-rays, gamma rays and electron beams are used to disinfect food products like meat & other food products.

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Friday, June 01, 2007

Challenges


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As players in an emerging biotech market, Spanish companies still have some challenges ahead. The first and most significant one, many observers say, is access to financial resources. Spanish investors are only now beginning to understand the potential of biotechnology and make a long-term commitment. And those same Spanish investors are crucial in getting companies to a place where they will be attractive to international investors.

That’s the position Cellerix, the Genetrix spinoff, has already reached. Genetrix is working on finding partners in Europe, Japan, and the United States. “When you turn to outside venture capitalists, they always want to have a Spanish local investor who takes the lead, and that’s been difficult in the past,” says Claudia Jimenez.

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