The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, June 09, 2002

Infosys fears long-term effect of border tensions
SOFTWARE major Infosys Technologies Ltd today said that there is no short-term impact from cancellation of client visits due to the prevailing tensions at the border, but warned of possible long-term consequences. Addressing shareholders at the ... More

RBI tells States to go easy on ways & means
A harmonious relationship between the Union and State Governments in the management of finances was crucial in maintaining integrity of financial systems and financial stability, particularly at a time when capital flows somewhat freely across border s, Dr Jalan said. More

GTB to seek Cyber Crime Centre help
HAVING learnt that the recent panic withdrawals were triggered by anonymous e-mails received by some employees of a city-based pharma company, the management of Global Trust Bank (GTB) is now planning to move the Cyber Crime Centre (CCC) here, ... More

Forex reserves move up $333 m
THE forex reserves of the country have risen by $333 million to touch $56.148 billion for the week ended May 31, 2002 as compared to $55.815 billion in the previous week, according to the latest figures released by the RBI. Forex dealers and ... More

Predict winners even before the ball is kicked
Take the case of Mr Henry Stott, a mathematician at the University of Warwick, UK, who says he has tweaked a modelling technique applied in financial risk assessment to predict, with a higher degree of accuracy than that ever achieved before, the ... More

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