The Indian retail revolution is on and foreign companies such as Woolworths have set up shop in India. Brands such as Cartier, Reebok and Marks and Spencer have franchises in India. Consumer demand has steadily increased, and the Indian government is intent on liberalizing the economy. Overall, the value of the Indian retail market is approximately 490 billion USD.
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1) The economy is growing rapidly 2) The population is increasing fastly 3) The income levels are rising 4) The life style of the population is changing 5) The demand for products are increasing
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Nike uses a large amount of advertising and marketing to sell their athletic products. To sustain relevance the company responds to trends quickly.
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What is the name of the Marketing Head of Dell India and what are his/her contact details.
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India is one of the fastes growing economy
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