Soft drink major Coca-Cola has launched a new marketing initiative for its packaged drinking water brand, Kinley.

Wall Street Journal Japan KK, a joint venture between Dow Jones (publishers of Wall Street Journal) and SBI Holdings Japan has been formed. Wall Street Journal Japan KK will launch a Japanese language website sometime later this year, Dow Jones said.

Bharat Borge, the technician who found pebbles and mud in the gearbox of Anil Ambani's helicopter, was found dead.

Reva Electric Car Company’s Deputy Chairman and CTO of Chetan Maini is among Businessweek's list of India's 50 Most Powerful People 2009.

RPG Publications launched its feature and current affairs weekly magazine, Open, on April 2, 2009. Priced at Rs 30, higher than India Today or Outlook, Open will hit the newsstands in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Chandigarh, Jaipur & Kochi, every friday. Editor Sandipan Deb said, “I don’t ...

According to Tea Board of India, the tea production in the country could drop by up to 50 per cent. That is around 45 million kilograms less tea this year due to drought since the beginning of 2009 in the northeastern part of the country.

With Russia being seen as a market with great potential for growth, Kerala Tourism has made its inaugural entry at the Moscow International Travel and Tourism (MITT) exhibition.

Symbyax, a drug for treatment-resistant bipolar 1 depression got FDA clearance today. Symbyax is the first-ever drug to get official clearance for treatment-resistant bipolar 1 depression. Symbyax, made by ELi Lilly, is a combination of olanzapine and fluoxetine HCl capsules.

A Wall Street Journal senior editor was accused of writing three articles which allegedly insulted the city-state's judiciary. She been fined 10,000 Singapore dollars (6,660 US) for contempt of court on the same issue.

Business Standard today informed its Bombay news desk staff that the production work currently done at the Bombay desk will be shifted to Delhi. The staff at the Bombay desk have been asked to move to the Delhi office, said sources. AK Bhattacharya, managing editor at Business Standard and Shyamal Majumdar, Resident Editor conveyed the decision at a meeting today. The desk staff have been asked to give their suggestions, but it seems the decision is final. The news desk has around 7 staffers.