The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, March 27, 2008

The brands should remain British: Tata
The synergies we see are the fundamental ones of having in our midst two brands that we greatly respect. – Mr Ratan Tata More

‘Reviving sales of the 2 brands will be a challenge’
Analysts concern over high valuation More

Religare all set to buy UK brokerage Hichens
Rs 450-cr deal to be tied up soon More

KS Oils buys palm plantation in Indonesia
To invest Rs 230 cr over 3 years More

Global palm oil gains 9% on Customs duty cut
Prices up over $90/tonne; Argentine stir props up soya oil More

Maruti not to raise prices for now; launches Swift DZire
Petrol version priced at Rs 4.49 lakh-Rs 5.9 lakh More

Net interest margins of banks set to decline
Slowdown in credit offtake forces shift to low-yield investments More

Chidambaram favours reasonable oil price band
India would be happy to form a consumers’ cartel More

Pure term insurance products may cost less
IRDA cuts solvency margins by two-thirds More

Concern over Reliance move on petrol pumps
New Delhi, March 26 The Petroleum Ministry has said that the decision by private sector oil retailer Reliance Industries Ltd, to close its petrol stations over denial of subsidy on par with public sector retail companies, could be a cause of ... More

SingTel Australia’s proposal deferred
FIPB asks the co to get NoC from Bharti More

IT’s all about branding
Technology branding comes into its own as companies find the competitive edge has begun to matter. More

Buzz areas in Indian retail
On joint ventures, private equity and inorganic growth that drive the retail sector … More

‘Textile exporters opted for derivatives to beat interest cost’
Coimbatore, March 26 A good number of textile exporting companies in Coimbatore, Tirupur and Karur that have opted for cross currency swaps have done so using foreign exchange derivatives as a tool to bring down their cost of ... More

TODAY'S PICK (Latest Audio: English | Tamil)
Central Bank of India (Rs 90.60): Buy
We recommend a buy in Central Bank of India from a short-term perspective. The charts of Central Bank of India show that the stock was on a medium-term downtrend from its life-high of Rs 154.9 marked in early January 2008 till its mid March low ... More

Day Trading Guide
In the last trading session, contrary to our view, the stock experienced selling pressure and declined forming dark cloud cover candlestick, which is bearish reversal pattern. Sell the stock in rallies with stop loss at Rs 887.More

Short-selling does have a rationale
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IMPACT
Deal to provide access to Western markets
Tata Motors: Performance in short-term hinges on funding More

IMPACT
Polaris retail software launch positive for margins
Well placed to tap domestic market More

‘FM radio biz can beat projections’
Local advertisers yet to tap the medium More

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