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Percept Activ organises Premium Painters Meet for Nerolac
Vh1 India bags rights for Golden Globe, Grammy Awards 2012
India is 2nd most preferred destination for foreign investors: Ernst & Young Report
ING Vysya appoints Vinu Lal as Head of Corporate Communications
Fasten your seatbelts for Indigo’s Runway Musical
After the ‘Sheikh It Baby’, ‘Phoren Return’ and ‘Singapore Fling’ campaigns to launch its international operations, Indigo Airlines’ has come up with a new campaign to celebrate the same. exchange4media explores if the industry gives a green signal to the ad…
IMPACT Annv Spl: Pranesh Misra on 7 global concept brands for India
IMPACT Annv Spl: Subrata Chakraborty's 7 tricks to keep clients happy
Word of mouth - our biggest differentiator: Christian Saffer, BMW India
Agnello Dias made ambassador to The One Club in India
Reporter's Diary: Apologise-Or-We-Walk-Out attitude!
I am not quitting: Haresh Chawla
Amar Remedies moves media biz to Lodestar UM
Winning has to be contextually relevant: Sandeep Kaul, ITC
We plan to convert into purchase over time: Elkana Ezekiel, Samsung India
Humour is back: Ashish Patil, Yash Raj Films
Intelligent design options needed today: Preeti Vyas
Household products print ads up 21 pc in Jan-Sept '11: AdEx Analysis
Financial Times strengthens digital initiatives
Avijit Nanda, President, TimesofMoney
The remittance market globally is driven by migration. Migration is broadly segregated into two types – one is that of knowledge workers and the other is the unskilled labour force. The key segment drivers are migration and skilled/ unskilled labour force demand globally. The migration story is pretty strong and India is a strong base for both these categories. Also, India is the largest receiver of remittances globally, with more than $55 billion coming in annually from Indians overseas.