Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, July 08, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, July 08, 2002 |
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CORPORATE MODERNISATION BHEL Ramachandrapuram unit to upgrade gas turbine facility With orders from Kazakhstan, Iran, Oman in hand, the company is exploring markets in Algeria, Nigeria, Iran, Bosnia and other Latin American countries. More ANNOUNCEMENTS Hutti Mines to scale up bio-reactor pilot project HGML has tentatively identified Ajjanahalli— which is estimated to bear at least 10 lakh tonnes of refractory ore — to house the proposed full-scale reactor. More ACCOUNTING STANDARDS Creaky but indispensable US model It is quite likely that the recent trials and tribulations of the American capitalist model will lead to its emerging stronger than it was before the crisis. Therein lies hope for those who believe in the market-based model of economic development. B ut, whether emerging economies will be able to catch up with the requirements of detailed regulations and governance that are needed to cope up with the existing flaws in the US model remains to be seen. While the US with its wealth of talents and re sources may be able to cope with the challenges that reform processes involve, emerging economies may find it difficult. More SOCIAL WELFARE 
Corporate cricket for a causeThe Utthana Charitable Club initiated by Mr Anant R. Koppar, CEO of Kshema Technologies, is conducting a cricket tournament here, beginning today to help raise funds for the underprivileged children. The first match was played between Kshema ... More CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Corporate governance panel to meet soon TO develop a comprehensive framework for ensuring and promoting good corporate governance, the recently-constituted four-member working group by the Department of Company Affairs (DCA) is likely to meet in a week's time to examine the suggestions ... More INTERVIEW 
VisualSoft plans foray into BPO, eyes inorganic growthWe have planned to establish some additional infrastructure for the BPO foray. In the first phase, we intend to construct 1,00,000 plus sq.ft facility, which shall have a 1,000 seater capacity. The estimated capital outlay planned in the next 12 to 1 5 months shall be Rs 15-20 crore, according to the CMD, Mr D.V.S. Raju. More PEOPLE 
Mumbai pays homage to its tallest tycoon — Dhirubhai passes into historyDHIRAJLAL Hirachand Ambani built an empire. And while he was at it, he put his hands on the shoulders of a few million people and touched their lives. Hundreds of them - big and small, poor and rich, well-known and little known - today ... More
He taught her to dream big dreams
Messiah of the investing masses
Dhirubhai: `The sun has set today'
Driven by the power to dream big
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