The Hindu Business Line : Friday, November 26, 2004

OFFHAND
Worth emulation
CAN you imagine, even for a fleeting moment, Ms Jayalalithaa and Mr M. Karunanidhi, Mr Bal Thackeray and Mr Harkishen Singh Surjeet, or Mr Jyoti Basu and Ms Mamta Banerji appearing on the same platform and showering ... More

SAY CHEEK
Vampires at the workplace!
THE November issue of the American Management Association's e-newsletter has an eerie article to start with: "Protect Yourself from Workplace Energy Vampires." No, it is not about switching off unnecessary lights, working without AC, or using ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Trent in vogue
Counter of retailing company Trent, part of Tata group, is another stocks within in the retail sector that is attracting investor interest. Dealers said several FIIs are actively buying the shares of the company. One factor for buying the ... More

SENSOR
Textile stocks up and swinging
THE bellwether indices began the day on a robust note on Thursday, only to fizzle out towards the close of trading as profit-booking dragged down both the indices. The BSE Sensex closed the day at 6035.03 points, barely changed from the ... More

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