The Hindu Business Line : Monday, June 09, 2008

COMMODITIES
NSEL signs MoU with Gujarat for agri-biz
Ahmedabad, June 8 The newly-formed National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the State-owned Gujarat Agro-Industries Corporation Ltd (GAIC) to create a strategic alliance for development of agri-business ... More

MANAGEMENT
Real power is with the followers
Most leaders may not be happy to know that the real power is with the followers, or ‘unleaders,’ as a new book from Harvard Business Press declares. “To fixate on leadership at the expense of followership is to whistle ... More

CIGARETTES
Ban on smoking in public places
Responses to Sticklish Issues dated June 2 More

INTERNET
Bringing Silver surfers into the Web
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ONLINE MARKETING
Optima Insurance sees potential in online sales
Coimbatore, June 8 Since the launch of its Internet retail venture ‘click2insure’ last month, Optima Insurance Brokers has effected online sale of over a dozen policies, registered over 150 enquiries and about 1,000 hits so far. ... More

STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS
Ayurvedic drug makers oppose Govt move to test products for exports
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OUTLOOK
Monsoon holds strong, west coast ‘low’ soon
Thiruvananthapuram, June 8 After storming into the Konkan-Mumbai belt on Saturday, a power-packed monsoon pulse chose to rain it down over the region for another day while holding back its northward progress. An India Meteorological ... More

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