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Ipsos India Appoints Neha Munshi As Country Lead Of Ipsos Digital

Munshi will be guided by Anthony Dsouza, Country Service Line Leader, Innovation, Ipsos India, and has been provided with a 6-member team of a young bunch of enthusiastic market researchers, in her crusade to achieve the company s ambitious vision, , Ipsos India, Neha Munshi, Ipsos Digital

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More stress foreseen on rural consumer demand

The cost of rice, for instance, has gone up by 10% over the last one year. “But what gets noticed and talked about are the prices of perishables shooting up within a short span, such as, tomato prices which have gone up by 400% within a few weeks | Mumbai news

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Unemployment second biggest worry for Indians, reveals survey

Unemployment second biggest worry for Indians, reveals survey
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Consumer Goods: Nuclear families, urban rush to boost retail sales, ET Retail

Consumer Goods: CEOs from leading FMCG companies told TOI they expect the emergence of nuclear families to boost demand for products and also push sales of premium categories like liquid detergents.

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Nuclear families, urban rush to boost retail sales

India Business News: India is expected to be the world’s third-largest consumer market by 2030, trailing behind China and the US, with 65% of the country’s population rema.

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