About M2 | Subscribe | Advertise | Contact

	ENTERTAINMENT		FASHION & GROOMING

	FOOD & DRINK		GADGETS

	HEALTH & FITNESS		JOKES

	MAN		MAN MADE

	PHOTO SHOOTS		SPORT

	SUCCESS		SUNGLASSES

	TRAVEL		WATCHES

	WHEELS		WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

	WINE REVIEW		WOMEN

5 People Play 1 Guitar

One person playing a guitar is impressive enough especially if that person is able to sing as well.

Now take a hit song like "Somebody That I Use To Know" and including all the different musical elements of the song, grab one guitar and five...

KEEP READING

VIEW SIMILAR

LEADERSHIP QUOTE OF THE DAY (20 May 2012): 'DO' BETTER THAN YOU 'TALK'. - Jeff Doyle

MAN MADE

Adidas $1 Shoes For India

German sports apparel manufacturer Adidas is taking a bold step in bringing its shoes to the people of India, known for their high growth and sheer volume. Adidas CEO, Herbert Hainer, has recently announced that the company is slated to launch a shoe that costs one dollar a pair, or roughly 52 Indian rupees.

In an interview with German Sunday newspaper “Welt am Sonntag,” Hainer shared the upcoming venture, adding that mass production can potentially supply the growing Indian market. Hainer said "the shoe will be sold in villages through a distribution network. We want the product to be self-funding".

Adidas has previously considered a similar initiative of selling a one-dollar shoe in Bangladesh last year, but Hainer reported losses in the initial test batch of 5,000 pairs, adding that the shoes cost three dollars to make and $3.50 had to be paid in import duty.

Despite the loss in Bangladesh, the company looks to brighter skies after raising its full-year earnings targets after a “stronger-than-expected third quarter and first nine months” and reporting sales growth of as much as nearly 12 percent.

Don Michael Acelar De Leon.

World’s Largest Indoor Golf Centre

In 2010, the world´s largest indoor golf centre, Indoor Golf Arena, will be expected to open its doors in the Netherlands...

KEEP READING

VIEW SIMILAR

Lagerfeld Glassware

Celebrity designer Karl Lagerfeld now produces glassware...

KEEP READING

VIEW SIMILAR

See all related articles

Site by Digitalus


	This item has been added to your shopping cart Click here to proceed to the Checkout