Fiat India to export cars in Saarc countries

Fiat India today said that it was looking to export its cars in South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) countries to boost its export volumes. “We are looking to export our cars Palio, Linea and Punto in Saarc countries including Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh as these ...

July 20th 2010 / 0 Comment / Read More »

Rasna to open manufacturing unit in Africa

Rasna, the popular fruit-based soft drink maker, revealed its plans of starting a production unit in Africa. As the African consumers are known to have a special inclination towards dark colored drinks like colas and grape-based drinks, Rasna is targeting the local market of the country. However, s...

July 19th 2010 / 0 Comment / Read More »

Lava launches two new mobile phones...

Handset maker, Lava International Limited has announced the launch of its two new mobile phone models, B2 and B5 which comes with its Alpha keypad to ...

July 19th 2010 / 0 Comment / Read More »

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini impre...

Sony Ericsson surprised the market with its Xperia X10 Mini Smartphone at the time when most Smartphone makers were looking to launch bigger handsets ...

July 19th 2010 / 0 Comment / Read More »

LG Electronics introduces 3D-enabled PC lineup

LG Electronics Inc, South Korea's second-biggest consumer electronics maker on Monday said it has developed 3D capable personal computers. LG disclosed three new laptop models as well as desktop computers and PC monitors that support 3D movies and contents. The company believes PCs will be a&nb...

July 19th 2010 / 0 Comment / Read More »

Motorola in talks with Nokia Siemens to sell networking unit

New York, July 19 (PTI) Cellphone maker Motorola Inc is in talks with Nokia Siemens Networks to sell its wireless-networking business for USD 1.2 billion, a media report said today. "Motorola plans to exit the wireless-networking business with a USD 1.2 billion sale of much of its equipment division...

July 19th 2010 / 0 Comment / Read More »

GM to sell parts division to Chinese firm

US carmaker General Motors said Wednesday it has agreed to sell a steering parts division to a Chinese group. The division known as Nexteer will be sold to Pacific Century Motors. The carmaker declined to state a price for the deal, but Bloomberg financial news said the Chinese were to pay $450 mi...

July 8th 2010 / 0 Comment / Read More »

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