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Friday, October 10, 2008
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Friday, October 10, 2008 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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OPINION INTERVIEW: ‘The desire to do well is ingrained in every one’ As one of the pioneers of British-Indian enterprise Lord Swraj Paul, Chairman of the UK-based Caparo Group, has seen the Indian diaspora grow and has a special insight into its strengths and weaknesses. Here, he reflects on its successes and his ... ECONOMY: Manufacturers must accelerate globalisation strategies With India being one of the fastest growing markets in the world, playing a prominent role in the world economy, the ‘common sense view’ is that there is ample opportunity to capture in this market. The demand for consumer goods ... RICE: Bailout rice in Kerala The way Kerala is moving forward, it appears that rice, from which kanji (the staple diet of Keralites) is made, might be relegated to the history books. The numbers in the Table bring to light the startling and disturbing fact ... EDITORIAL: Skidding rupee A year ago, one US dollar was equal to Rs 40. Now it is equal to Rs 48 — a depreciation of almost 20 per cent. A year ago, ‘experts’ were predicting that the rupee could appreciate to Rs 38, if not more; today they are ... ECONOMY: Indian model pays off? There is every reason for India to be proud of the original thinking on which it had based its overall economic model ever since Independence. India owes its smooth and orderly marshalling of its natural, material and financial resources and ... FINANCIAL MARKETS: Brown’s booster for banks In an unprecedented move that turned politics and economics on their head, the British Prime Minister, Mr Gordon Brown, has ordered what tantamounts to part-nationalisation of banks. He is putting through a massive cash injection of £50 ... LETTERS: Reject ruinous leadership It is the ruinous leadership of TMC leader Ms Mamata Banerjee and her thoughtless agitation outside the Tatas’ ‘Nano’ car factory, often with wanton violence and traffic obstruction, that compelled the Tata group to decide ... Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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