The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, March 11, 2006

`Everything in life is somewhere else... '
Suffering diminishes, they say, when one sees a greater suffering. Ditto with the tax-troubled too, because you'd start adoring your taxman when you see the plight of assessees in a different country! So, the case for the week is from the UK, a ... More

VIEW POINT

Varanasi test
On Wednesday terrorists set off bombs in the holy city of Varanasi which claimed more than a score of lives, in the process confirming that the enemies of the republic are bent on pursuing their goal of ... More

E-DIMENSION

Economics, a depressing tale of miscalculation
Societies we create are `unique in comparison to anything in the past'. "We have no historical experience that prepares us to deal with it," says Nobel Laureate Douglass C. North, in Understanding the Process of Economic Change. On the same theme is Change Management, by V. Nilakant and S. Ramnarayan, where the emphasis is on new ways of thinking, says D. Murali. More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Rama Paper in bear spell
While most of the peer group companies are doing well, UP-based small cap Rama Paper Mills Ltd is lying low on account of lower-than-expected earnings growth, dealers said. The share prices have gone down by over 10 per cent over this week to end ... More

Speculative buying in Hinduja TMT
IT, media and BPO firm Hinduja TMT rose on speculative buying on Friday. The low-equity base of the company makes the counter "speculators delight", dealers said. Further, the expansion plans of the company's Bangalore BPO centre are also ... More

Value unlocking buzz boosts GTL
Share price of telecom equipment player GTL Ltd was in the spotlight on Friday, gaining by over 13 per cent on big volumes. Dealers said investors see unlocking of substantial value following its proposed restructuring. The restructuring will ... More

SENSOR

IT, capital goods help markets bounce back
A wave of fresh buying helped the markets stage a sharp recovery on Friday. Expectations of a correction evaporated as the indices crept steadily upward through the day's trading. Frontline stocks stole the day again, with the mid-cap indices ... More

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