![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, January 07, 2003 |
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OPINION ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
Dealing with accounting defaults Lessons from Sarbanes-Oxley ActThere is little logic in pushing SEBI and accounting bodies to mandate greater financial disclosure by corporates when the legal framework for punishing companies that fail to follow even the existing guidelines seems shaky. The major achievement of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, recently legislated in the US, is that it has stipulated severe penalties that will act as deterrents to corporate wrong-doers. More EDITORIAL Almost the best settlement THE MOVE TOWARDS a tighter rolling settlement cycle from April 2003 is bound to improve the quality of the stock market trading system. The T+2 rolling settlement cycle, announced by SEBI, should push the Indian bourses ahead of most developed ... More ECONOMY
Employment generation in Tenth Plan Out-of-the-box ideas need the right backingWith most problems nowadays, the economic answers are only political questions. Joan Robinson, Collected Economic Papers II. FULL employment is considered an elementary objective of economy and society. In India, the ... More INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Wi-Fi, the wireless alternative Wi-Fi, a wireless local area network technology that has started revolutionising communication and is threatening to make inroads into the businesses of cellular operators and telephone companies, was not considered as an economic alternative to wire d LAN in India until recently. However, the restriction on indoor use poses limitations for the large-scale adoption of Wi-Fi as an alternative to landline networks. More MANAGEMENT
Problems and ideas on contextA whole lot of problems are not amenable to standard operating procedures. Solving them requires changing attitudes, values, and behaviours, referred to as adaptive challenges. This takes extraordinary time and artful communication. The country can t ake a leaf out of the CII's IDEAS that offers a fix for the power problem, explaining the electricity riddle in simple terms, says R. Gopalakrishnan. More SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Geostationary Satellite Launch Vehicle Looking for commercial space out thereTHE development of the Geostationary Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is a significant technological milestone in India's continuous endeavour for self-reliance in its space programme. However, ... More LETTERS Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Focus Inside China Stock scam unravelling Petrol pump controversy Kelkar Report Reliance & Telecom Competition 2002: A drought year Gold: Still the winner? In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics India Interior Consumer Notes Looking back Dec. 29-Jan. 4 In the interest of better governance Small savings New instruments needed |
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