Tvm: The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) is organising the first regional Brand Summit 2011 December 09, 2011 at Thiruvananthapuram. The theme of the summit is ‘Branding a new India’. The CII Brand Summit 2011 aims to align with this year’s theme of CII, ‘Business for Livelihood’. The summit endeavours to portray the impact and importance of branding on the overall development and growth of business as well as Innovate new ways to reach the consumer.
Read MoreCII Kerala welcomes FDI in retail in India
Kochi: The Kerala State Council of Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has welcomed the Government’s decision to allow 51 per cent FDI in multi brand retail and 100 per cent in single brand formats in India. CII is of the view that FDI in retail will greatly boost organized retail in India and drive inclusive growth.
Read More‘Emerging Kerala’ to showcase ‘Investors’ Own Destination’
Tvm: Following the immensely successful ‘God’s Own Country’ campaign that placed Kerala among the global tourist hotspots, the State is now set for a major makeover exercise – this time to position itself as an attractive investment destination. Accordingly, the Government of Kerala has decided to go in for the ‘Emerging Kerala’ branding to make it the ‘Investors’ Own Destination’.
Read MoreWorld Malayalee Council announces Kerala Business Awards 2011
Kochi: The World Malayalee Council (WMC) today announced that Captain Krishnan Nair, Chairman of the Leela Group and M G George, Chairman of the Muthoot Group, are among the 11 persons who have been selected for the inaugural edition of the Federal Bank Kerala Business Awards for 2011. The awards will be presented by Kerala Chief Minister, Shri Oommen Chandy at a function to be held in Kochi on September 11, 2011.
Read MoreFestive season, flower prices hit the roof in Kerala
Kochi: With Onam, the biggest festival in Kerala just a few days away, the prices of flowers have shot up to alarming levels and threaten to mar the celebrations. Floral carpet arrangements, pookkalams, which are part of the festival, might be smaller this season due to the huge hike in the price of flowers. Kerala sources a major chunk of its flower requirements from neighbouring states during festival seasons.
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