The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, June 20, 2006

IMPRESSIONS
Poor quality of MBAs
The appalling standards of management education in hundreds of business schools throughout the country have been hotly debated, and a number of corrective measures have been suggested. Poor infrastructure, ... More

SAY CHEEK
Does shyness stick out like a wart on the nose?
66 tricks that can help you `say goodbye to butterflies and blushing'. More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Zuari up on talk of fresh investments
The Street talk is that Zuari Industries of the K. K. Birla group, which had agreed to sell its 50 per cent equity stake in its joint venture, Zuari Cements Ltd, to its partner, Ciments Francais, the French subsidiary of Italcementi, would ... More

Aegis buoyed by expansion plans
Aegis Logistics is speculated to be in negotiation for acquisition of a new terminal and storage facility at Kochi port. Dealers suggested that emergence of renewed interest in the counter was attributable to the company's aggressive expansion ... More

SENSOR
FII buying keeps indices out of red
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