The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, September 16, 2003

Sensex sheds 112 points on heavy selling
STOCK prices came crashing down today on heavy selling by investors who were believed to be booking profits from the scintillating run of the past week. The Sensex, the 30-share benchmark index of the Bombay Stock Exchange, lost 2.60 per cent ... More

Cancun trade talks collapse — Disappointed but not downhearted: Supachai
"Notwithstanding the failure , the negotiations would continue and we will essentially put across India's concerns," said the Commerce Minister, Mr Arun Jaitley. More

NGOs blame rich nations for failure
EVEN as the trade talks collapsed, NGOs immediately came out with a slew of statements blaming the rich world for its total lack of understanding of the dynamics of the evolving developing countries' clout within the WTO on issues dear to them. ... More

UB to end Herbertsons issue soon: Mallya
Highlighting SEBI's affidavit Mr Mallya said ``the status of Kishore's 19.71 per cent shareholding remains unclear. Hopefully, the Supreme Court will take a view on this at the next hearing scheduled for October 17.'' More

Sachin, Shah Rukh to bat for Pepsi again — Ad to refer purity issue `indirectly'
IT will, after all, be celebrities Shah Rukh Khan and Sachin Tendulkar, who will soon be seen on television screens, advertising for Pepsi once again. After weeks of speculation on whether or not the soft drink major would use celebrities for ... More

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