The Hindu Business Line : Friday, January 09, 2004

OFFHAND
Puzzle of Powell
THE US Secretary of State, General Colin L. Powell, had always seemed to be an odd person out who, on that account, was ill at ease in the present Bush Administration. Many were puzzled at his continuing to be part of a ... More

SAY CHEEK
Keep your boss informed, climb ladder
MOST employees don't know what their bosses do in their cabins, but that is an accepted phenomenon, because the top man interacts not with everybody but only with those who report to him. What most bosses may not know is that almost half their ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Forging new ties
ONE of the hottest mid-cap stocks of the year, Bharat Forge Ltd is said to be looking to privately place some of its equity. The market grapevine says the placement is likely at a price of over Rs 1,000 per share. Investors are also expecting ... More

ON THE HEDGE
SBI: Outlook positive, buy Feb. futures
THE following strategies are based on Thursday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segment on the NSE: Tata Tea: The outlook on this stock is positive. The upside price target is Rs 446. Consider buying the February futures on the ... More

SENSOR
A day to cheer for the markets
THE markets had all the reason to be on an upswing, what with SEBI set to introduce margin trading and securities lending scheme from February 1, talks between India and Pakistan and also the good results of Hughes Software clubbed with an ... More

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