The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 01, 2007

FINANCIAL SERVICES
‘Brokers of all categories are emerging in great numbers’
Reliance Money will not be true to just a single label or two, Mr Sudip Bandyopadhyay, Director & CEO, tells Business Line. “We will not be wedded to a solitary product manufacturer, be it a mutual fund or an ... More

LINGUISTICS
Good writers understand readers
The main purpose of persuasive writing is “to influence the way a reader thinks, feels or acts,” says Lindsay Camp in Can I Change Your Mind? ( www.penguin.com). He ... More

SOFTWARE
‘Rupee appreciation here to stay’
Sasken speaks of factors at play in the tech arena. More

COMMODITY MARKETS
Pepper futures continue to decline
The decline in pepper futures continued last week with the prices dropping by Rs 193 to Rs 308 a quintal on the exchanges on bearish activities and alleged manipulations. Turnover The turnover on NCDEX dropped by 165 tonnes during the last ... More

SECURITY
Piracy watch
Business Software Alliance sounds caution. More

OUTLOOK
‘Search is a digression’
Tech veteran on what Net users are looking for when they hit the search button. More

BOOKS
To grow organically, corporates must have ‘soul’
What is a company? Is it a building made of brick and mortar, structure, systems, plant and machinery? Or is it people? These are the questions that Moid Siddiqui asks in a recent interaction with The New Manager. More

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