The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, June 22, 2005

Human deluge
DO you at all remember any statement or call by any of the leading lights of any of the political parties, or persons in authority in Central or State Governments, on the frightening catastrophe of population explosion ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN

High oil prices unlikely to drag down growth
OIL prices have touched new highs. The forward price of crude pushed to over $60 a barrel on Monday in the futures exchanges. As usual opinions differ on whether the rise is sustainable. Some weeks back, Goldman Sachs let a cat among the ... More

REFLECTIONS

No more in good books
THE pavement bookstalls selling cheap old and new books at Flora Fountain have gone, perhaps, forever. Two black boards with press cuttings did rest against the wall a few days ago and now they are not to be seen. The men and their books will not ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Himatsingka Seide gains on retail focus
WITH the retail sector being the buzz among the market players, a stock that is being accumulated is Himatsingka Seide, a company engaged in textile business. Dealers said that Himatsingka's retail initiative called Atmosphere, which sells home ... More

SENSOR

Bank, oil and metal stocks lead market rally
THE upbeat mood in the markets helped the BSE Sensex not only breach the 7000-mark but also close above it. Almost all the indices recorded gains, contrary to Monday's losses. Click here for table The previous ... More

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