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openthemagazine.com > india > how-hormuz-ended-up-raising-cng-prices-in-delhi-and-why-there-may-be-relief-ahead

How Hormuz ended up raising CNG prices in Delhi — and why there may be relief ahead

32+ min ago   (743+ words) Imagine pulling into a CNG station in Delhi this weekend and discovering that fuel has become more expensive again. Your first instinct might be to blame a local decision. But the journey of that price hike starts far from Delhi's…...

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openthemagazine.com > branding-marketing-and-advertising > back-to-the-future-for-1500-how-kidzania-and-big-brands-turn-nostalgia-into-a-profitable-business

Back to the Future for ₹1,500: How KidZania and Big Brands Turn Nostalgia into a Profitable Business

4+ hour, 57+ min ago   (1643+ words) Congratulations. You have been hired as a child. The salary is zero. The uniform may not fit. The job will last until the ticket expires. Instead of receiving money for turning up, you will pay ₹1,500 plus GST for the privilege....

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openthemagazine.com > india > from-make-in-india-to-make-for-the-world-nirmala-sitharamans-new-global-pitch-to-investors

From Make in India to Make for the World: Nirmala Sitharaman’s New Global Pitch to Investors

3+ hour, 43+ min ago   (765+ words) For years, the slogan was familiar. It appeared on government campaigns, investor presentations and factory announcements. The idea was straightforward: encourage companies to manufacture in India and serve one of the world's largest consumer markets. But in Chicago this week,…...

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openthemagazine.com > branding-marketing-and-advertising > aashirvaads-fit-maveli-when-advertising-gave-onam-a-metabolic-makeover

Aashirvaad’s Fit Maveli: When Advertising Gave Onam a Metabolic Makeover

2+ day, 15+ hour ago   (1274+ words) Maveli returns to Kerala once every year. This time, somebody has checked his BMI. Aashirvaad Atta’s new Onam campaign begins with children preparing to welcome the legendary king. They expect the familiar Maveli: rotund, cheerful and carrying the well-fed magnificence…...

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openthemagazine.com > business > honasas-fluence-deal-is-dead-is-its-inside-out-beauty-dream-still-alive

Honasa’s Fluence Deal Is Dead. Is Its ‘Inside-Out Beauty’ Dream Still Alive?

2+ day, 20+ hour ago   (990+ words) When Honasa Consumer announced its proposed acquisition of a 58% stake in Fluence Pharma in June, the strategic logic was clear. The Mamaearth parent was trying to extend its definition of beauty. On paper, the combination made sense. Now, the deal…...

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openthemagazine.com > world > metas-17-billion-child-safety-settlement-will-instagram-finally-put-the-brakes-on-teen-scrolling

Meta’s $17 Billion Child-Safety Settlement: Will Instagram Finally Put the Brakes on Teen Scrolling?

2+ day, 14+ hour ago   (857+ words) For years, Instagram asked teenagers to keep scrolling. Now the law is preparing to tell them when to stop. Meta has agreed to impose some of the most consequential restrictions yet on how children and teenagers use Instagram and Facebook....

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openthemagazine.com > business > medusa-goes-kiwi-can-a-58-crore-indian-beer-brand-conquer-new-zealand

Medusa Goes Kiwi: Can a ₹58-Crore Indian Beer Brand Conquer New Zealand?

2+ day, 20+ hour ago   (1664+ words) For an Indian beer brand, entering New Zealand is a curious proposition. The country already has a mature beer culture, established local brewers and consumers who are used to having plenty of choice. Yet that is precisely what Medusa Beverages…...

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openthemagazine.com > branding-marketing-and-advertising > 100-rip-why-indian-food-advertisings-favourite-number-is-fighting-for-its-life

100% RIP: Why Indian Food Advertising’s Favourite Number is Fighting for its Life

2+ day, 19+ hour ago   (432+ words) Advertising loves 100%. Mathematics should consider suing. One hundred per cent pure. One hundred per cent natural. One hundred per cent vegetarian. One hundred per cent real. Nothing uncertain. Nothing complicated. No room left for doubt, nuance or an inconveniently large…...

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openthemagazine.com > branding-marketing-and-advertising > david-has-bought-a-billboard-why-challenger-brands-keep-throwing-stones-at-market-leaders

David Has Bought a Billboard: Why Challenger Brands Keep Throwing Stones at Market Leaders

2+ day, 22+ hour ago   (1152+ words) Kent RO chose advertising violence. Through advertisements and influencer-led content, Kent allegedly attacked the central promise of Urban Company’s Native purifiers: a two-year filter life and two years without servicing. According to Urban Company, the campaign called the proposition a…...

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openthemagazine.com > branding-marketing-and-advertising > three-amitabhs-one-5000-crore-dream-can-bachchan-turn-sobisco-into-a-national-brand

Three Amitabhs, One ₹5,000 Crore Dream: Can Bachchan Turn Sobisco Into a National Brand?

3+ day, 2+ hour ago   (821+ words) India has 28 states. Sobisco has hired three Amitabh Bachchans to conquer them. One Bachchan plays a husband for Sobisco Butter Biscuits. The second becomes a poet for Marie biscuits. The third appears as a grandfather for Cream Filled Cakes. Had…...