AGI Magazine
11.12.2012 | Japan Michael Woodford is not a typical businessman. In 2011 he became the first Western executive to run a Japanese iconic brand,being elected President and CEO of Olympus …
Read MoreOrder a Japanese beer in the UK and you’re unlikely to be presented with much in the way of choice, either in brand name or flavour profile. Japan’s post-war beer …
Read MoreWith any relationship, it can take some time before you find the ‘one’, but this time, Cacherel has found two, Ling Liu and Dawei Sun. ounded in 1962, Cacherel is …
Read MoreThere is a dilemma facing many of South Korea’s foreigners. While Korea has long had a reputation as a huge job market for English speakers willing to teach, it is …
Read MoreThe Indian parliament has given it’s knod of approval to FDI reforms to multi-brand retail, which will allow greater participation from foreign players in India’s consumer goods market. riven by …
Read Moreamuel Beckett would have been proud. A two day theatre of the absurd was enacted in the Lok Sabha (the lower house of the Parliament) on the issue of Foreign …
Read MoreLast Monday saw the annual curry awards. This year played host to the usual array of influential people at the black tie event. Now in it’s 8th year, the awards …
Read MoreAGI’s Business Correspondent, Ashutosh Misra, gives an insight into the latest developments of the two Asian giants India and China in the month of November,2012. he two engines of global growth, …
Read MoreThe holiday season is fast approaching which means two things: over-indulging and slacking! Even if you don’t celebrate Christmas, it’s all too easy to have a few too many handfuls …
Read MoreResearchers have found hazardous chemicals in clothing, but what are fashion brands doing about it? reenpeace International, intenational ecowarriors, are now turning their crusade to fashion. Last month, Beijing become …
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