Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, June 02, 2003
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, June 02, 2003 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND Activists in terror HITHERTO terrorism's powerful propellants were considered to be chiefly ideological frenzy, religious fanaticism, political discontent, cultural paranoia and ethnic obsession. But a new kind of maniacal terrorism has taken roots, particularly in ... More ON THE MOVE White Paper on Safety of Railways — Little cause for alarm While the need for maintaining high safety standards can hardly be over-emphasised, it is also true that the gigantic scale of operation of the Railways makes it almost impossible to bring down the risk level to zero. More A RINGSIDE VIEW Market may remain positive with a check on bank stocks THERE is no prize for anticipating that the PSU bank stocks, except for the SBI counter, are likely to open lower this week. Dalal Street is apprehending that there could be a scramble for selling PSU bank stocks on Monday as a reaction to the ... More MUTUAL CONFIDENCE IT stocks lose steam among fund houses THESE are rollicking times for equities and equity funds, many of which continued their run over the past one week, bringing hope to investors who have for long not seen such positive signals emanating from the market. Banks, pharmaceuticals and ... More ADR WATCH Tech counters firm; Infy, Wipro premium widens WITH investors showing continuous optimism, the US benchmarks rallied to an 11-month height on expectations of economy reviving. Thanks to an encouraging economic data of firmer consumer confidence and a pickup in Midwestern manufacturing seemed ... More VISION 2020 
Trade unions must be proactive, not reactiveTrade unionists should accept that labour is not the sole producer of prosperity; that capital too contributes. They cannot afford to play the passive role of wealth distribution; they should become active as wealth-creators. Trade unions require new ideas and strategies to face the challenges of the knowledge economy of the twenty-first century, says P. V. Indiresan. More STOCKS TO WATCH 
Numbers to driveTwo-wheelers: Two-wheeler stocks, TVS Motor and Bajaj Auto in particular, have seen a sharp upward spike in the past few days. With the sales number for the month of May scheduled to be released this week, the companies from the ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS NY cotton may head south NYCE cotton futures closed lower on Friday on trade and fund selling. Positive weekly export sales numbers from the US Department of Agriculture were unable to add support. On the supply side, the world is having a difficult time producing ... More AMERICAN PERISCOPE Figuring out drug pricing ON A recent trip to Aix en Provence in France, my wife discovered that she forgot to bring her prescription medication with her. Taking a chance, she walked into a pharmacy near the hotel and asked for the medication. The assistant promptly ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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