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Branding by the book

Corporate biographies are on rise as companies find them to be sophisticated brand building tools

Corporate biographies
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Kanika Datta New Delhi
The dismantling of the licence raj from 1991 onwards provided corporate India with a new-found freedom to grow in any way it chose. Now, well into the 21st century, many corporations and promoters have achieved critical mass. In the process, they have also discovered a new and relatively subtle way to build their brands: by telling their stories. 

As a result, the list of corporations publishing semi-independent accounts has lengthened steadily in the past decade in particular. Riding the trend with some energy has been the Tata group. Tata insider R M Lala penned several in the eighties that have remained

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