The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, February 24, 2004

IMPRESSIONS
Dozing at work
REPORTEDLY in January this year, a judge in one of the biggest robbery trials in British history admitted that he was asleep during part of the proceedings. One witness described the judge's head as lolling forward so ... More

ERRORS & OMISSIONS EXPECTED
Autonomy has a price, if you're ready to pay
MUCH ink has been spilt over the IIM fee issue. Protests to Joshi's drastic cut are vocal while there are only feeble voices that support the move. Profs and b-students, columnists and CEOs, lawyers and courts are all seized of the problem. ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
BSES: Boosted by institutional support
EVEN after the announcement of preferential issue offer to the Reliance Group and major institutional shareholders, the stock of BSES gained sharply on Monday, when most of the index stocks fell. Dealers said it was a surprise to see such a sharp ... More

ON THE HEDGE
ACC: Outlook negative, short March futures
The following strategies are based on Monday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE: ACC: The stock closed at Rs 252 in the spot market. On the downside, the stock could move to Rs 247 and then to Rs 231. The ... More

SENSOR
PSUs lead across-the-board fall
IT was an across-the-board fall at the stock market with a few stocks looking up. Public sector stocks lined up for the initial public offering such as ONGC, GAIL, IBP and IPCL took a beating. With the IPOs priced at a discount to ... More

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