The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, March 02, 2004

`Shourie factor' lifts Sensex 155
AFTER ending with a Friday ton, the BSE Sensex opened the week with a rally that was high on score but low on conviction. Led by rallies in technology and auto stocks — but buoyed above all by the `Shourie factor' — the 30-share ... More

A lot done, a lot more remains
WITH the 13th Lok Sabha coming to an end and the process set in motion to usher in the 14th, it has been quite a while that a coalition Government has lasted a full term. More heartening is the fact that rather than just clinging on to power ... More

No impact of duty cut on steel prices — Volumes down 70 per cent
THERE was a note of overall caution in the retail market for various primary steel products and most of the secondary steel items on Monday after the spate of tax restructuring by the Government during the weekend. And, more importantly, ... More

CMC cut-off price fixed at Rs 485 — Rs460.75 for retail investors
THE Government on Monday finalised an offer price of Rs 485 per share for the public issue of its residual equity in Tatas-controlled CMC Ltd. The retail investors would be allotted shares at Rs 460.75 per share, a five per cent discount to the ... More

NDDB, 5 others declared PFIs; UTI-1 left out
THE National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) and five other institutions have been declared public financial institutions (PFIs). The specified undertaking of the Unit Trust of India (UTI), UTI-1, which was also being considered, has been left ... More

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