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Havells acquires Lloyd Consumer for Rs 1,600 crore
While Havells will expand its product range in India's $15 billion-consumer durables sector, Lloyd will use the sale proceeds to pare its highly leveraged balance sheet
ByAnshul Dhamija
The Connected Consumer
ByTuck School of Business
The Consumer Appeal of Underdog Branding
ByHarvard Business School
Why we like consumer brands
BySanjot Malhi
Speaking to the digital consumer
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India's 100 Most Respected Consumer Tech brands
ByForbes India
What makes a brand gain consumer trust?
ByRajiv Singh
Manufacturing consumer consent: The future of social commerce
ByIvey Business School
What makes Dell India's best consumer tech brand
ByHarichandan Arakali
Co-Creating Your Brand With Young World Consumer-Entrepreneurs
ByIvey Business School
The three-point agenda for consumer product players
ByManu Vaish
The heat is on for Lloyd
ByRajiv Singh
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