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Monday, January 07, 2002
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  • Sinha to meet farmers, SSIs today on Budget

    INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


  • Preparing for Net future

    POLICY


    Lessons from Argentina crisis
    IN MY last column, I had written that the biggest risk to Asian bourses and perhaps to global markets could come from Japan this year. Since I wrote the column, there have been some encouraging developments. The Japanese Government gives the ... More

    TEA


    7 bids received for tea futures
    As for bullion futures, FMC is awaiting the outcome of the three-member sub-group appointed by RBI to study its financial viability. More

    COAL


    CIL going steady to fuel national growth
    `CIL is a large company with very good infrastructure, producing about 280 million tonnes of coal at present. I do not perceive any threat from any private industry in the near future'. More

    INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS


    Textile processors seek debt restructuring
    THE modern stand-alone textile processing industries, which face with severe capital erosion and unviable operating conditions, have sought restructuring of their outstanding debts with the term lending agencies/banks. These industries have ... More

    JUTE


    IJO revamp by March -- May be renamed International Jute Study Group
    THE Dhaka-based beleaguered inter-Governmental body, International Jute Organisation (IJO), is all set to be resurrected and re-established in a new avatar some time in March this year. It may be rechristened the International Jute Study ... More

    FINANCIAL POLICY


    Mr Yen revisits the South Asian crisis
    As long as a financial crisis remains limited to one country or region, unaffected countries, particularly those at the centre, such as the US, face no urgent political need to bear the significant cost associated with playing an international lender of last resort. Realism, not altruism, dictates policy in the G-7 and other countries. More
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  • Top Stories
    Corporate tax rate cut, MAT withdrawal -- Sinha must bite the bullet, say CEOs


    Blair lauds AP on tech initiatives -- Inaugurates Centre for Good Governance

    2001: A year of maturity for HP

    Disinvestment to the rescue?

    Strike of irrelevance

    Shipping Corporation of India -- What will the strategic sale really achieve?

    Gold begins 2002 on firm note

    US-64 NAV-repurchase price difference -- Budgetary grant for UTI to bridge gap

    In Depth
    Inside Kashmir
    Guide to derivatives
    US-64
    Looking back
    Dec. 30-Jan. 5
    IT Industry upbeat on 2002

    3.29 pc export jump in Nov brings fiscal target closer

    Health drinks, shampoo to drive FMCG

    Move to boost TUFS funding in textile sector


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