Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, October 07, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, October 07, 2002 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND WIDE CANVAS Disinvestment and the FDI debate THE debate on disinvestment of PSUs continues, the only beneficiaries of which are the stock-market players who, not surprisingly, are on their toes to make a killing on the market with every twist and turn of the battle within the Government on ... More ON THE MOVE Kolkata port raises bars to IWT vessels FOR THE past couple of months, there has been a spurt in export of foodgrains by barges to Bangladesh from Kolkata/Haldia. At a time when a lot of emphasis is being laid on the promotion of trade by the inland water transport (IWT) vessels, ... More A RINGSIDE VIEW Clueless market awaits signals "Unless the Sensex manages to get first above 3,130, then cross the 3,200 mark and finally consolidate at that level, the trend will have to be assumed downward." More POLICY WATCH The cons of IDRs AT THE fag end of 1997, an Informal Group on the Primary Market, headed by the then Chief Economic Advisor (CEA), Dr Shankar N. Acharya, had recommended some steps for reviving the moribund primary market. One of the recommendations made by the ... More MUTUAL CONFIDENCE Balanced funds — in right mix? BALANCED funds are nobody's children. Or so it seems from the apparent lack of enthusiasm on the part of fund houses to push them, an attitude that is also displayed by distributors. Most of these have been suffering from a lack of attention from ... More ADR WATCH Premium dips below 50 pc for Infosys GRIM corporate news from companies such as Boeing Co, EMC Corp, Northern Trust Corp and Schering-Plough Corp shook the US markets last week, which tumbled to its lowest in almost five years and ended a sixth straight losing week. For the week, ... More VISION 2020 
Vision 2020 — Power of positive thinkingIndia can prosper. But first our leaders must concede that past policies have brought ruin. Accept that drastic change is necessary. And, look for novel solutions, if necessary even by borrowing. We can progress even faster than those from whom we bo rrow solutions. Realisation must come that optimism and the will to change are the eye-pieces of vision, says SAY CHEEK STOCKS TO WATCH Infosys: Cherry guidance? INFOSYS Technologies is poised to witness heightened trading activity in the coming week on the expectation of a strong financial performance for the quarter ended September 30, 2002. Citing adverse travel advisories and challenging global ... More AMERICAN PERISCOPE Another accounting, accountability scandal ANYONE, even remotely interested in the business world, is by now familiar with all the accounting gimmickry that so-called world class US companies like Enron, WorldCom, Global Crossing, Tyco and so on have indulged in. The malfeasance has ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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