China Apparel Industry - New Opportunities for Growth (updated)
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Women Wear Market Forecast to 2010
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Interview - Mr.Ankur Prakash, Managing Director, NUN
Contributed by Harshit Thakkar, Knowledge Buddy
NUN – a fashionable start up, for the women of tomorrow, is a lifestyle for every girl who believes in herself. At NUN, true to the season, be it a sunny summer or vacation time, from vibrant dresses to edgy bags, from innovative lamps to unconventional candles. NUN has something for every girl for her every mood for her every demand. Merchandise so close to her different phases of life, the NUN store isn't simply a place where a girl feels at home, it's a space that she wants to call her own.
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Booming Men Apparel Market in India
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Using The Turnaround Model As A Framework For Improvement And Change With Special Reference To SMEs: A Case Study
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Industrial sickness seems to have become a permanent feature of the Indian economy and has also assumed serious proportions. There is a growing need for business turnaround as businesses are finding themselves in problem situations with which they are not equipped to tackle. Turnaround strategies are the answer to such problems. However, they are not simple to design nor easy to implement.
Delhi to host first brand licensing conference in India
Licensing experts of the world, including Tommy Hilfiger's CEO Shailesh Chaturvedi, LIMA Managing Director Kelvyn Gardner, would participate in a two-day conference starting from November 29 in New Delhi to explore the potential of the licensing industry in India.
The Brand Licensing India Conference 2008, which is being organised by Franchise India Holdings Ltd and supported by International Licensing Industry Merchandisers Association (LIMA), would focus on growth of the licensing industry in the country. "The conference will be a great platform for Indian companies to learn from Global industry professionals, to leverage best practices and knowledge in the Indian licensing industry," Franchise India Holdings President Gaurav Marya said.
mjunction coming up with 'straightline'
mjunction, a 50:50 e-commerce joint venture of steel majors Tata Steel and Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL), which was till now in the online coal and steel sales and purchase space will enter the online retail business-to-consumer (B2C) segment by April 2009.
Giorgio Armani enters India with flagship boutique
After the entry of high-end international brands like Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, Dunhill and others into the Indian market, fashion luxury brand Giorgio Armani launched its flagship boutique and a store in the capital on Thursday.
Both are located at the upmarket Emporio Mall at Vasant Kunj in south Delhi. "I am truly excited to finally have a presence in India. This country, which perfectly mixes the spirit of adventure, the sense of mystery and majesty with the principles of elegance, sophistication and modernity, has long been a wonderful source of inspiration to my collections," Giorgio Armani said in a statement.
The Giorgio Armani boutique covers over 277 square metres on one floor of the mall as against the Emporio Armani store that covers an area of over 210 square metres.
Govt to set up Rs 10 cr fund to support young designers
Government will set up a Rs 10 crore fund at NID's National Design Business Incubator (NDBI) to help young designers become entrepreneurs in their field.
"Needy young designers desirous of pursuing their business ideas through incubation route at NDBI can now avail this rolling fund support," Commerce and Industry Minister Kamal Nath said in a statement. The need to set up a separate rolling fund has arisen especially when most financial institutions do not support young, fresh designers and first generation entrepreneurs who have just passed out from academic institutions without any industrial experience, it said. Government has also agreed to permit the National Institute of Design (NID) faculty to have a share in their consultancy work. The pattern of consultancy sharing would be on similar lines as those of other premier educational institutions in India such as IITs and IIMs. NDBI was set up by NID in 2005 with an aim to build on India's design strengths. Lack of adequate support in pursuing designers' ideas into business models has so far been a debilitating factor for young designers in setting up their businesses.
