Tanishq launches "escape to Switzerland" offer

This may come as bad news to the government, trying hard as it is to reduce gold imports. The World Gold Council says gold consumption in India in the second quarter this year may increase by 150 per cent from the level of a year back. This will ...

Titan cuts back on expansion of big shops due to difficulties in finding appropriate locations at affordable prices Mihir Dalal Titan will expand to new places such as Anand in Gujarat, small towns in Bihar and a town near Ajmer. Photo: Ramesh ...

Largest jewellery showroom of Anna Nagar now at 2nd Avenue Road Free gold coin on every purchase valid till 15th May 2013 today. With a focus on expanding their large format-retailing concept, the new showroom is Ten times the size of the old ...

Tata Group jewellery brand Tanishq plans to open 33 stores and expects up to 27 per cent increase in revenues this financial year. "As a part of our strategy of expanding our geographical presence, we plan to open as many as 33 stores in this ...

Gold retailers, primary dealers and wholesalers in India seem unenthusiastic about this year despite a fall in price of the yellow metal. Retailers, including online merchants, said they are not expecting a "gold rush" this Akshaya Tritiya (May 13) ...

Free gold coin on every jewellery purchase · Upto 15% off on purchase of single diamond jewellery worth INR 2 lacs and above May 10, 2013 /India PRwire/ -- Tanishq, India's largest and most preferred jewellery brand announces an exciting offer to ...

Last week, Big Bazaar introduced a fresh campaign to capture a new set of customer base ? youth.The company turned its focus on youth after data analysis revealed that younger consumers were walking into its stores. "We realised that we had to ...

All that glitters... is gold. And when you get that glitter at an all-time low, then its time for a mega buying spree. With gold prices dropping to about `28,000 for 10 grams, the lowest since 2011, people have been flocking to jewellery stores in the city.

Rajan Kumar, a suburban dweller in Mumbai in his late 50s, feels indebted to his jeweller. Last week, Kumar had gone to buy jewels worth Rs 1.5 lakh for his daughter's wedding. But as the jeweller insisted on PAN card, he had to return without ...