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Coca-Cola Can’t Speak Its Name in India as Pepsi Enters Hindi
12.09.2010
by arZan
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Coca-Cola Can’t Speak Its Name in India as Pepsi Enters Hindi
Source: www.bloomberg.com
Coca-Cola Co. offered to buy Rajesh Yadav a refrigerator for his New Delhi store if he would sell only the company’s drinks.
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