The Hindu Business Line : Friday, May 17, 2002

Internet trends
TO the users of Internet, it is absolutely impossible to think of life without it. Reams have been written and billions of bytes spewed out on its pervasive and powerful influence. Because of its addictive nature, netaholism has become more ... More

FOCUS

Number-crunching the Maruti deal
NOW that the Government's disinvestment programme in Maruti Udyog Ltd (MUL) is through with the announcements made on Tuesday, the company's financials merit a closer look. The Government, till now, an equal equity partner in the joint venture ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Star keen on Hathway Bhawani stake?
GLOBAL media major Star TV is understood to be looking at taking a stake in the Mumbai-based cable TV distributing company, Hathway Bhawani Cabletel & Datacom Ltd, part of the Rajan Raheja Group. Star TV already holds 26 per cent stake in Hathway ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Write Satyam 280 call
SELECT call options lost value during Thursday's trading at the derivatives segment on the National Stock Exchange. The following trading recommendations are based on Thursday's trading.

Options on Satyam Computer were actively traded ... More

SENSOR

War clouds drag Sensex further down
MARKETS on Thursday sobered after perceived clouds of war laid siege to sentiment. As a result, the country's major indices lost value sharply to record the maximum fall since the start of this week. Click here for ... More

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Guindy estate: Mirroring the decline of SSIs

ATM spree: Street-corner banking is here to stay

Plea to remove farm sector from WTO purview

Rly Ministry keen on viability

Urea policy approved: Net impact on industry at Rs 1,033 cr

No war — at least for now

Rediff revenues up 340 per cent: Net loss at $14.75 million

In Depth
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Guide to derivatives

US-64

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