Horlicks remains a staple in India thanks to continuing innovation

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Horlicks ranks as one of the most loved beverage among Indian consumers, alongside Pepsi and Coke. The malted beverage's allure to Indians is its milk content which is associated to the cow, an animal which Hindus consider as sacred. Since Horlicks was first introduced in India, it has become synonymous with good health. The product was relaunched in 1994 with minerals and vitamins. In Aug 1998, it came with fortifiers such as iron and vitamin C. Thus, Horlicks has maintained a competitive edge over other malted beverages such as Cadbury-Schweppes' Bournvita and Nestle's Milo.

Breweries, Marketing procedures, Malt Beverages NEC, Malt beverages, Product information, Beverage industry, Food and nutrition, SmithKline Beecham PLC

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Reliance's move to quit exchange rankles investors

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Reliance Industries Ltd. has decided to get out of the Bombay Stock Exchange. This alienates its investors and hurts the company. The Bombay Stock Exchange suspended trading of Reliance after the company issued 26,650 duplicate shares. Reliance denies the violation and claims it is allowed when share certificates are lost.

Securities & Commodities Exchanges, Petrochemical Manufacturing, Cyclic crudes and intermediates, Petrochemicals, Furs, Dressed & Dyed, Leather and Hide Tanning and Finishing, Management, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Securities, Textile industry, Petroleum chemicals industry, Petrochemicals industry, Furs, Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd., Reliance Industries Ltd.

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In pursuit of Indian stocks

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India attracts overseas investment in such industries as information technology and telecommunications. Investors have recently been drawn to India due to excellent predictions for economic growth.

Asset sales & divestitures, Acquisitions & mergers, Market information - general, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Securities Exchanges, Statistical Data Included, Investments, Exchanges, Securities industry

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