Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Friday, December 13, 2002
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COLUMNS OFFHAND The sad lot of Caesar's wife PERHAPS no adage has been flaunted from public platforms, articles and exhortations of every sort so frequently as the one on Caesar's wife being above suspicion. Why Caesar's wife, and not Caesar himself, and of the many married Caesars, which ... More SLOWBURN Being tough, sweetly I THINK nearly everyone who meets Ms Condoleeza Rice, the US President, Mr George Bush's National Security Advisor, must come away both awed and intimidated. I wonder what our Mr Brijesh Mishra made of her. She has a brilliant academic track ... More SAY CHEEK Happy birthday, Shourie! THERE was a low-key birthday party at the Ministry of Disinvestment a couple of days ago. The department had been formed on December 10, 1999, with a view to establishing "a systematic policy approach to disinvestment and privatisation and to ... More INDIA INTERIOR 
A silver lining for payal workersA MORE than 100-year-old, silver village at Hupari is to get a new home at the Silver Zone on the lands of MIDC (Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation). The Maharashtra Government is setting up the Silver Zone over 100 hectares of MIDC ... More EAR TO THE GROUND NIIT gains on FIIs buying THE NIIT stock is back on the FIIs' buy-list following encouraging fourth quarter results. The FII backing was the main reason for the software and computer education company stock gaining steadily over the last few days. The reason for the ... More ON THE HEDGE Hold HLL, Reliance puts THE following strategy is based on Thursday's trading in the derivatives segment at the NSE: Equity options HLL: If you had bought the December 160 puts on December 3 as recommended, your position would be down Re 0.80 per ... More SENSOR Infotech stocks retain faith of investors EQUITIES inched up on Thursday, as investors seemed to believe the results of the ongoing election in Gujarat would have a positive impact on the Central Government's economic decision-making. Consequently, the BSE Sensex crawled up by 0.64 per ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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