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The road to Manningham
Despite their successes, the future for many British Asian businesses remains bleak

Too few cooks
The UK Indian restaurant sector faces a recruitment crisis

La Porte des Indes
Marketing tips from one of London's top Indian chefs

On the revamp
Why Whitbread put its Indian restaurant concept on hold

Cowboys and Indians
Global marketing and US fast-food restaurants



 

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Wednesday, November 13, 2002

Microsoft targets India: Bill Gates' charitable foundation is giving $100 million to fight AIDS in India. It's not an altogether altruistic move. The Alpha geek is on a tour to drum up public sector business and see off the threat from Linux. Embracing and extending as usual, Microsoft plans to invest $400 million in its Indian operations over the next three years. [NY Times].

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