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   INDIA-INC
Monday, December 10, 2001 
A spirited bid at going global
  On November 26, the Rs 609 crore Shaw Wallace & Company Ltd chairman Manohar Rajaram Chabbria signed a memorandum of understanding for a global tie-up with Scotland-based Kyndal Spirits Ltd, the fourth largest player in scotch whisky globally.
Size matters: Industry must scale up
  The first 1,000 enterprises ranked recently by Asiaweek magazine for 2000-01 include only 20 companies from India. Out of this, only a third of them are from the private sector: Reliance Industries, Hindustan Lever, ITC, Tata group, L&T, Maruti and Grasim.
   
IIM-C focuses on shaping global managers
  Global Indian Managers had arrived on the world corporate map some years back. Indian business schools had also become fertile grounds for global corporations to poach them from.
Close-Up hones in on new market promo
  To accelerate the contribution of Close-Up brand to the bottomline growth of the oral care business of HLL, and to further ensconce the currently consolidated positioning of “teeth whiteness” targeted at the youth, the consumer goods major plans to launch a combination of a strong measure of mass media and niche media campaigns to break in January.


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“Finding the right person gives me a great kick”
 
   
 
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