The Hindu Business Line : Monday, June 30, 2008

High commodity prices could hit auto majors’ local sourcing plans
New Delhi, June 29 Global automobile companies setting up their purchasing shops in the country for sourcing components have sounded a note of caution that the soaring commodity prices could erode India’s competitiveness. The Fiat ... More

Polaris chief sees 27% dip in gross salary
No stock options in 2007-08 for directors; net slips on slow growth More

Rupee definitely trended south
Chennai, June 29 Every time the rupee rises or falls for a few weeks in a row, pessimists or optimists begin brooding or hoping that it will never fall or rise again. These hopes or fears are as ephemeral as the short-term fluctuations ... More

Service tax roadblock ahead
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‘Dedicated freight corridor is answer to coal woes’
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China takes cue from India on petro-products
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Getting started on ‘remote working’
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Jute crop size may be lower due to floods, fall in acreage
2008-09 raw jute crop size could be fixed at around 75 lakh bales More

‘Employees spill the beans in exit-interviews with outsiders’
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Downtrend likely to persist
Elusive bottom keeps everyone on tenterhooks More

Cooking IT at CommunicAsia
The largest information technology show in Asia featured some canny solutions and global launches this month. Anand Parthasarathy was on hand to sample the fare. More

TODAY'S PICK (Latest Audio: English/Tamil)
GAIL India (Rs 341.15): Sell
We recommend a sell in GAIL India from a short-term perspective. From the charts of GAIL India we note that it has been on a long-term downtrend since its January 2008 peak of Rs 555. During early May, the stock declined crossing below the 50 and ... More

Day Trading Guide
The analysis and opinion expressed in these columns are based on the technical analysis of the past price behaviour. The stop-loss level provided with the recommendation is important. The original view would stand negated if the stop-loss level ... More

Next stop at 13k?
It is still possible that Sensex stays at current levels and moves higher towards 17k. But there is nothing in the horizon that could make it possible, Jogin squealed. Only Obama can make a difference to oil, if he removes troops ... More

Fresh spell to see rains even out across landmass
Thiruvananthapuram, June 29 The upper air cyclonic circulation hovering over east India has not just soaked the immediate backyard from Sunday’s vantage point over Gangetic West Bengal and later Bihar but has also triggered a welcome ... More

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