Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, June 19, 2003
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COLUMNS ACCOUNT SPEAK Fight the bulls to their bleeding death EVEN as E&Y is getting bashed up for peeking into toilets and getting a fee, Deloitte Consulting is on a different cleaning mission. It is distributing free software that can identify jargon in documents. Bullfighter, as the package is ... More IMPRESSIONS Transfer pricing TRANSFER of government servants is an economic activity and, as such, costs and prices are concomitant. Yet, we seem to go into spasms of wailing and breast-beating when money exchange is involved for posting or transfer, ignoring that, even ... More EAR TO THE GROUND 
IOC shines on dividend hopesINDIAN Oil Corporation's scrip has been on the rise lately with foreign institutional investors (FIIs) finding oil and gas company stocks quite attractive. Dealers said that the FII interest stemmed from an anticipation of a better ... More ON THE HEDGE HLL: Outlook negative, buy July puts THE following strategies are based on Wednesday's trading at the derivatives segment on the NSE: Equity options M&M: The outlook on this stock remains positive. One factor that suggests is that the call open interest is far ... More SENSOR Cement stocks keep interest alive AFTER a 94-point surge in the BSE Sensex on Tuesday's trading, the Sensex maintained its bullish momentum through on Wednesday, but closed marginally lower by 0.07 points at 3430.96 points. Apart from appreciation in select heavyweights, stocks ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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