The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, September 05, 2007

OFFHAND
Controversy over naval exercises
It is a moot point whether any significant political gains can be made from the protests organised by the Left parties over the naval exercises undertaken by India jointly with Australia, Japan, Singapore and the US in the Bay of Bengal on ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN
Sub-prime crisis: Europe trains guns on US
The Americans faced fire on two fronts – for keeping interest rates at one per cent for too long, sparking off the housing bubble and for lax control on financial institutions engaged in mortgage lending. More

DOWN TO EARTH
The other side of micro-finance
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EAR TO THE GROUND
Sale talk buoys Sterling
Sterling Holiday Resorts India has gained 11 per cent in the past one week on renewed activity. On Tuesday, the counter moved up around 3 per cent to close at Rs 49.35 and witnessed a trading volume of 64,423 shares. Rumour doing the rounds in ... More

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