The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 06, 2006

Identifying talent: The Britannia way
Britannia Industries is sponsoring the marketing challenge at `Prerana', the National Institute of Industrial Engineering's annual management event that is being held on the NITIE campus. Marketing Plan "It is a ... More

Sensex may continue momentum amid volatality
Long-term investors may take fresh guard after booking profits More

Oil body forecasts lower kharif 2006-07 oilseed output
It's due to a drop in acreages, says COOIT More

Yellow metal continues its upward momentum
Base metals prices likely to remain high on low inventories More

Shipping cos: Firm freight rates fuel earnings
Fears of crude oil prices soaring further have driven countries to build up inventories in the last few months. And this was precisely why the tanker freight market was unexpectedly high this summer. For shipping companies, this meant good ... More

Semiconductor policy soon: Maran
The Union Government would soon announce its policy on the semiconductor industry, said the Union Minister for Communication and IT, Mr Dayanidhi Maran, on Sunday. The Ministries of Communication and IT and Finance were working together to ... More

Cognizant attrition levels rise to 20 pc in Q3
Cognizant Technology Solutions saw employee attrition level increase to about 20 per cent in the third quarter of this year. This was four percentage points higher than in third quarter of 2005, according to Mr Francisco D'Souza, COO. The ... More

Cell cos miss deadline on subscriber verification
Say five months not enough time More

Star hotels are all houseful!
`All five-star hotels rooms are practically sold out between now and March.' More

Corus: Counter bid hurdle goes for Tatas
Tata Steel seems to be heading for a walkover in its $8 billion agreed bid to acquire Corus Group Plc. After Severstal on Friday described the Tata offer of 455 pence a share unjustifiably "overvalued" and rejected the possibility of a counter ... More

The utility of corruption
It is the operation of the "level-playing field" concept that is the driving force behind the law-abiding economic players beginning to break the law and become corrupt. The campaign against corruption should, thus, be handled with care so that norma l economic activity is affected the least. More

Remembering Raman
Year 1922. I was 12 years old when my family moved to Kolkata, or Calcutta, as it was called those days. Our house was in Bow Bazar, Chatterjee Block. C.V. Raman, or mama, as we used to call him, was our neighbour. I used to help mami off and ... More

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