The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, August 25, 2004

OFFHAND
Innovative edge
IT IS a truism that corporates can survive in the era of global competition and advances in technology only by constantly renewing themselves and presenting to the customers and stakeholders convincing evidence of ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN
A missed chance RBI could rue
How much better would things have been had the RBI cut rates in the course of 2003! More

ON MINT STREET
Will farm loan delivery match the decibel level?
WHEN it comes to funding farmers, the co-operative banking system follows age-old limits termed in official parlance as Realistic Scale of Finance (SOF). A detailed note sent out by the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Breather for auto stocks
AUTO stocks appeared to have come in for a breather on Tuesday in the wake of oil prices dipping below $46 and a cut in steel prices. Counters such as Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors, TVS Motors, and M&M witnessed fresh buying interest. The recovery, ... More

SENSOR
Cement, steel stocks prop up indices
AFTER a weak start on Monday, the markets recouped most of the losses on Tuesday.. Commodity stocks in the cement, steel and oil sectors kept the market mood upbeat. A cut in the steel prices announced by domestic manufacturers is expected to ... More

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