July 25, 2010

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The Hindu Jet Airways Q1 net profit at Rs35mn India Infoline.com The continued resurgence in the domestic travel industry and sustained high levels of seat factors achieved in the International operations has mainly ... Jet Airways posts Rs 3.5-cr net ... [visit site]

Olive Telecom launches OlivePad- VT100 Expressindia.com After the successful launch of many Industry firsts including the OliveFrvrOn (India's 1st Hybrid Phone), OliveZipbook (India's 1st 3G embedded Netbook), ... and more » [visit site]

Mantra for auto industry: Consolidation and going global Economic Times However, given the way the large motor corporation used to run their businesses in the 1980s, the world automotive map has changed drastically. ... and more » [visit site]

Deccan Chronicle Travel and tourism to become second largest employer by 2019 Sify India's growing tourism and travel industry will become the world's second largest employer with 40037000 people by 2019 and get capital investment worth ... Travel & tourism ... [visit site]

The Hindu Sonu again The Hindu In the industry cinema has become a very big thing and singers are just a little subordinate. Now, I am coming up with a new album on world music. ... Music connectsDeccan Herald ... [visit site]

Daily News & Analysis The Awesome Foursome! Daily News & Analysis I thoroughly love the Hindi film industry — the songs and dances are magical and the film-makers and stars are respected the world over, but I don't know ... [visit site]

The Hindu The dark face of glamour The Hindu ... Outlooksaid that “dirges on the fashion world have become a media neurosis” and went on to rebut the picture such stories paint of the fashion industry. ... and more » [visit site]

CBC.ca Asbestos Industry Targets Developing World, Report Says FairWarning (blog) But the asbestos industry has found new markets for the product in the developing world, according to an investigation by the Center for Public Integrity: ... Inside the Global Asbestos ... [visit site]

Crunch time for Bangladesh garment firms Sydney Morning Herald Millions of garment workers across Bangladesh who put in 13-hour shifts making Western clothes for the lowest industry wages in the world are waiting to ... and more » [visit site]