The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, January 17, 2004

E-DIMENSION
On energy entertainment and $36 trillion of lost revenues
PARTIES bargain for seats. Politicians thirst for power. Ageing people yearn for energy. We all want electricity. And here comes a journalist from The Economist to give Power to the People ... More

EX PARTE
When Barbie went to court
According to the artist, "Barbie is the most enduring of those products that feed on the insecurities of our beauty-obsessed consumer culture." More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Hindalco: Import duty cut fallout
THE counter of Aditya Birla group Hindalco was among the select metal stocks that saw heavy selling on Friday. If the market talk is to be believed, several FIIs were selling in the counter in the wake of concern over the competition from imports ... More

ON THE HEDGE
Ranbaxy: Outlook negative, buy Jan 1050 puts
THE following strategies are based on Friday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segment on the NSE: Tata Steel: The stock closed at Rs 438 in the spot market. The outlook could turn negative if the stock opens with a downside gap. ... More

SENSOR
Bank, cement stocks hit by selling pressure
IT was a day of broad-based selling at the both the bourses on Friday. After plunging to a low of 5914 points during the day, the BSE Sensex limped back to close the day at 5946.2 points, registering a 118-point decline from Thursday's ... More

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