Interesting Cover Story

The issue that Nubiz chose for the November issue of its cover story was very interesting and out of the box. We all have witnessed a growth in the number of corporate buildings in the country in recent times but we haven’t really stopped and taken a moment to think why it is happening. The positive message that your cover story gives is that the Nepali corporate people have begun to see presentation as an important factor in their business. I also enjoyed reading about the sizes of investment made in these buildings.

Sachin Manandhar, New Road, Kathmandu

More Indigenous Stories?

I am a regular reader of Nubiz and think it is high time that the magazine started focusing on indigenous businessmen and their success stories rather than printing a number of visiting business people interviews in one issue.

Sabita Basnet, Jawalakhel, Lalitpur

Cycling Thrills

The story on cycling interested me this time more than the other articles. I’m a young businessman who had been, for some time, looking for a write-up on one of the best workouts – cycling. I liked the story even more when I discovered, courtesy your story, that cycling skills could be applied to business as well. I also appreciate the information about the prices of good bi-cycles,cycling gear and the accessories.

Som B Tamang, Bhaktapur

Quality Coke

In your last issue, the interview of Phil Humphreys, Chief Operating Officer at Coca- Cola Sabco got my attention. Thank you for highlighting one of the important soft drinks in Nepal. There is a high demand of non alcoholic energy drinks in Nepal. Since I am a retailer of soft drinks in Kathmandu, I can figure out how big these products are demanded. Moreover, I am a fond of drinking coke and all I concern for quality product. The Coca- Cola company among other soft drinks companies is been repeatedly targeted by the media for adulteration. The success of the company lies in the quality of the products they produce. I am very happy to know that the Officer is very much concerned on the quality products which people can rely on.

Bibek Thapa, Sinamangal, Kathamandu

Credit Appreciated

I enjoyed the November issue cover story on corporate buildings, particularly because I am a student of architecture. The selection of people whose interviews accompanied the cover story was well-balanced. However, what I liked the most about the story was the credit given to the architects. When we pass by these buildings, we often wonder who their architects could be. Nubiz has answered our curiosity through the cover story. I appreciate that.

Ramila Chitrakar, Pulchowk, Lalitpur

Nepal, A Revolution Factory

I am not a big fan of political articles. But the article under your regular political column was rather interesting this time. The article is to the point, bold, and, convincing. While it has answered some of the questions I have always held in my mind, it has also provoked my thoughts and compelled me to think further on the issue.

Sangeeta Pandey, New Baneshwor, Kathmandu

 Corrigendum

Under the ‘Corporate Movements’ section of November 2012 issue of New Business Age, Poonam Shrestha’s name was inadvertently published as Poonam Manandhar.
Madhu Sudan Giri, Suman Maharjan, Ramesh Shrestha, Alok Baral, Gov inda Shrestha and Luv Dhoj KC who joined Sumy Distillery Pvt Ltd on their respective positions were not earlier associated with the United Spirits Nepal Pvt Ltd as mentioned in the October 2012 issue of New Business Age under the ‘Corporate Movements’section.


We regret the misprint and the inconvenience caused to concerned people, companies as well as to our readers. -


Editor