The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, August 02, 2005

President's prescription
AS most of the country's citizens know by now, the President, Mr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, is a visionary. As he writes in a poem titled `Soaring Dream', posted on his own website (More

EX PARTE

Coughing is no laughing matter
WITH rains come cold and cough, and "Like mom, Triaminic knows that most kids suffer from more than one symptom when they have a cold or allergy," states the site of Novartis Consumer Health, Inc, More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Order talk drives Leyland up
Many in the market are boarding Ashok Leyland on Street talk that the company is poised to get significant number of orders from some African countries. The Re 1-face-valued stock on Monday closed at Rs 30.80, up 4.94 per cent, on the BSE, ... More

ON THE HEDGE

Outlook may turn positive for Cipla
THE following strategies are based on Tuesday's trading in the derivatives segment on the NSE. BPCL: Sell August futures if it trades below 367. The downside target is 362-359. Place the protective stop at 371. The minimum order size is ... More

SENSOR

Banking, IT stocks suffer sharp losses
THE bull-run continued on the bourses for the sixth consecutive session as the bellwether indices closed the day on Monday with modest gains. While Sensex added 34 points, Nifty was up by about six points. Banking stocks, which rallied sharply ... More

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