The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, June 08, 2004

IMPRESSIONS
Generating ill wind?
"AN ill wind bloweth no man good," so said the poet. Now, it is alleged that the windmills too, do no good. Gujarat, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, and even North Wales, are now reaping the whirlwind of ... More

RANDOM WALK
Oceans and Kerala
LAST weekend was World Environment Day, and today is World Oceans Day. This time round, both are linked by a common theme - the need to protect oceans. The World Environment Day's theme for 2004 is `Wanted! Seas and Oceans: Dead or Alive?' ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Parent pares stake
THE founders of MphasiS BFL sold the shares of the software company on Monday. Mphasis Holdings, founded by Jerry Rao and others, sold over 2 lakh shares of MpahsiS BFL in the open market at Rs 249 a share on the BSE. The buyer of these shares ... More

ON THE HEDGE
Near-term outlook positive for Tata Motors
THE following strategies are based on Monday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segments on the NSE: Tata Motors: The stock closed at Rs 396 in the spot market. The near-term outlook appears positive. The upside price target is Rs ... More

SENSOR
Sensex gains on positive sentiment
THE markets picked up from where they left off on Friday and gained further on Monday, reflecting a more positive sentiment. The BSE Sensex gained 49 points and ended the day at 4938.15 points, up from its previous close of 4,889 points. The ... More

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