Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, March 25, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, March 25, 2002 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND Cost of success MUST success cost so much? That was the title of a book by Paul Evans and Fernando Bartalome that caused a stir some 20 years ago. The thrust of the book was that those who reach the pinnacle of success inevitably pay a high, and sometimes ... More GENDER JUSTICE `Put a stop to domestic violence' — Dr Sarah Matthew, President, Feminist Assn. for Social Any domestic violence law should ideally put a stop to violence, give protection against future abuse and use punitive measures to combat continued domestic violence. What renders women powerless now is that in the absence of legislation defining a m arital household, a woman is forced to endure repeated domestic violence so as not to be thrown out of the house. More OFF THE CUFF The Dubai Ports Authority: Creating competitive advantage MANY people credit the foundation of Dubai's success to the vision of its late ruler, Sheik Rashid. In keeping with its ancient tradition as a key port in the Gulf region, Sheik Rashid in 1969, gave instructions for a four-berth deep-water ... More ON THE MOVE Post-APM problems and opportunities APRIL 1 is All Fools' Day, the day on which friends play practical jokes on each other. But April 1, 2002, could be a different kind of day for those in the domestic oil and shipping sectors. From that day, they have to be careful not to get ... More A RINGSIDE VIEW Negative sentiment pervasive in markets THE perception of instability seems to dog more the secondary stock market rather than the political establishments, those are direct contributors to the uncertainty factor. The market players and analysts feel the investors, including foreign ... More POLICY WATCH Will Govt wake up to check MNCs delisting? OVER three years ago, when a major multinational in the consumer goods segment, over which the business press used to swoon, delisted from the Indian stock exchanges, it raised a bit of a stink. When the MNC, which is no exception to claims ... More MUTUAL CONFIDENCE NAVs to remain flat ``If you begin with a prayer, you can think more clearly and make fewer mistakes'' — The Templeton Touch. The world of mutual funds has gone for a spin, thanks to Templeton's successful attempt to take over Pioneer ITI. While one ... More ADR WATCH Premiums widen on domestic concerns THE week gone by was lacklustre for Indian ADRs on the US markets. Most ADRs moved in a narrow band. Political tension back home seemed to have affected the trading interest in the ADRs, as volumes in most counters dipped during the week. The ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Consolidation in palm oil futures Crude palm oil futures on the Malaysia Derivatives Exchange, or MDEX, closed lower on long liquidation. Soyaoil futures at CBOT have been in a free fall last week providing no support to palm oil. With no clear direction in prices, next ... More
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