The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, March 25, 2004

ACCOUNT SPEAK
Guests are seated and the goat is only half-cooked
ONE OF the by-products of election campaigning is the barrage of statements that politicians issue against one another. The electorate, however, is wise enough not to seek much education from the same, though the daily ... More

BOOKS OF ACCOUNT
A psychopathic animal is out of the cage
HOWEVER much you clothe a monster with the finest frills, it would still show. So too with one of the symbols of capitalism. Joel Bakan's The Corporation, published by Free Press (www.simonsays.com) argues ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Sesa Goa: Ore price worry
THE stock price of iron-ore exporter Sesa Goa has seen a sharp dip in the last few days. In the last one week, the stock has seen a fall of around 15 per cent and out of this fall almost five per cent decline was on Wednesday. Dealers said ... More

SENSOR
Heavyweights pull down markets
VOLATILITY continued to plague the stock markets as they declined again on Wednesday. Although there was slight revival on Tuesday, the markets traded predominantly in the negative territory on Wednesday and ended marginally lower than Tuesday's ... More

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