Saturday, August 20, 2011
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
Paschim Banga
There was a state called Pashcim Banga,
as in the western cousin of Vindi Banga;
But the bongs called it Poschim Bongo;
as they related themselves to the state of Congo;
and that was the fate of Paschim Banga.
as in the western cousin of Vindi Banga;
But the bongs called it Poschim Bongo;
as they related themselves to the state of Congo;
and that was the fate of Paschim Banga.
Monday, August 01, 2011
The PM
There was a PM called Manmohan,
He didn’t know Lindsay Lohan.
Unlike the motormouth Gandhi,
He was silent yet handy.
That was our man Manmohan.
He didn’t know Lindsay Lohan.
Unlike the motormouth Gandhi,
He was silent yet handy.
That was our man Manmohan.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Amazon in India
If the news of Amazon imminent entry has any truth in it. It is the most significant announcement in the e-commerce space in the country.
It is also time for Indian e-commerce to take a bow. It has performed yeoman service to the country. But now, Like MacArthur once said about old soldiers, it is time for them to fade away.
From the Times of India
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Amazon-set-to-launch-services-in-India-next-year/articleshow/9364346.cms
It is also time for Indian e-commerce to take a bow. It has performed yeoman service to the country. But now, Like MacArthur once said about old soldiers, it is time for them to fade away.
From the Times of India
CHENNAI: World's largest online retailer, Amazon.com is set to enter India, riding on the second wave of e-commerce boom in India. Amazon is in discussions with leading Indian e-commerce players like Flipkart.com, LetsBuy.com and Exclusively.in, among others and may enter the market as early as the first quarter of next year.
Acquiring Indian players has been the dominant theme for foreign majors looking to enter Indian market with eBay acquiring Baazee.com and Groupon picking up SoSasta.com to enter the market. But sources say that Amazon is looking to set up operations on its own as its discussions with many players on acquisition front haven't seemed to work out. "Indian players see the huge potential in the e-commerce segment here and so have so far been resistant to being bought out easily," said another source. Amazon is likely to ramp up through inorganic ways later, depending on market growth and their performance relative to competition.
Hiring is currently on in Hyderabad, Bangalore and Chennai to fill up the various positions in this team, say sources. "A team of over 200 people is being built, though all of them might not end up in the core retail arm," said another source.
The earliest indications came from the hiring of Madhu M, a senior executive at Landmark (retail chain), by Amazon to head its India operations. Madhu is an IIM Ahmedabad alumnus and is currently holding the position of SVM at Amazon. He is based out of Chennai where Amazon's Kindle development team is also based.
Amazon is also establishing a warehouse in Mumbai, a standard step before entering the e-commerce space going by what Amazon has been doing globally. Another interesting development has been the buying of 80,000 sq ft by Amazon at SP Infocity, promoted by Shapoorji Pallonji & Co Ltd, in Perungudi in Chennai. The company already has a development centre in Chennai.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Amazon-set-to-launch-services-in-India-next-year/articleshow/9364346.cms
Friday, February 25, 2011
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