The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 08, 2004

MUTUAL FUNDS
Vying for uniqueness!
THAT the world of mutual funds is getting bigger is common knowledge. Chances are you will now get lost in a maze of products, pushed by asset management companies that are becoming more aggressive by the day. The sheer variety of options ... More

STOCK MARKETS
Diwali week may see a boom
Historically speaking, the chances of trend reversal have been high in the circumstances. More

Infosys falls on fresh issue plans
A COMBINATION of reports - President George W. Bush's election, fall in global oil prices and better-than-expected US job numbers - fuelled rally in the US markets. According to Bloomberg data, the S&P 500 rose for a ninth straight day ... More

No nightmare about software
It is cheaper to be online than on road, and better SMS endlessly than burn fuel to go visit, thought Dax before connecting to Khan, Dakshinamoorthy and Sridevi for the weekly market chat. Don't idle! Dax: Think oil! Bongaigaon ... More

INTERVIEW
`We will try to create an identity of our own'
THE Sahara group's acquisition of the erstwhile First India MF had indeed surprised the market, a reaction that was soon dulled by Sahara's apparent unwillingness to be very active in the post-takeover phase. The MF, after remaining somewhat ... More

IPOS
S.A.L. Steel IPO subscribed by 20 times
THE initial public offering of the Gujarat-based S.A.L. Steel Ltd has been oversubscribed nearly 20 times. According to a press release issued by the company, retail investors bid for 33.69 crore shares or over 35 times the 4.2 crore shares ... More

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Looking back
Oct. 31-Nov. 6
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