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August 23, 2004

NPR story on Indian hotel ownersNews

For those that missed it, NPR did a great story (audio only) about a week ago on the success of Indian owned motels and hotels in the U.S. They interview one Gujarati family in particular. The story also delves into first generation business practices such as giving out personal loans on good faith, and shows how such old world business traditions help to give immigrants a leg up in the new world economy. This is one of several South Asian related features that NPR has done in the last few weeks.

abhi on August 23, 2004 01:17 PM in News · T·r·a·c·k·b·a·c·k address · Direct link · Email post


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