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Monday, October 27, 2008
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Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, October 27, 2008 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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WEB EXTRAS METALS: Weak sentiment across commodities Mumbai, Oct. 26 It was a disastrous week for the commodities market. There was an across-the-board collapse covering especially industrial metals, base metals, precious metals, ferroalloys, scrap and ... NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES: Auto sales: Festive season sparkle missing Market sentiment appears subdued. Hyderabad, Oct. 26 With the Dasera-Diwali festival and wedding season setting in, early pointers show that the overall automotive sales volumes are yet to pick up, according to Mr Jnaneswar Sen, ... FINANCIAL MARKETS: Coping with distress No matter how bad the current bad news, opportunities abound for those who learn how to cope with the distress. If we keep a few general principles in mind we can ride out the crisis with élan like an expert surfer skims along the crest of ... EDUCATION: The big auditing challenge A CA (Final) model paper on advanced auditing. Attempt Questions 1, 2 and 3, and any three of the rest.Q1: Give your views on ... HUMAN RESOURCES: 5 phases of HR evolution in IT Take up a tech job only if your heart is in it, advises this expert.. Given the current scenario, do not take up a career in the IT (information technology) sector just because you think it is a white-collar job and offers attractive ... FINANCIAL MARKETS: Bonds stable as traders take cue from RBI to expand credit Bangalore, Oct. 26 Bonds remained stable after traders took signals from the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) peak season policy to ... TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Bharti Airtel revamps internal IT processes through e-tize IBM implementing project; increased automation aimed at better productivity. New Delhi, Oct. 26 In a bid to make its operations more efficient and cost effective, Bharti Airtel has undertaken a major internal IT programme — e-tize — ... AIRLINES: ‘Develop surplus land near airports to step up revenue’ Build retail malls, hotels, air cargo facilities: KPMG. Bangalore, Oct. 26 Airports in India have the potential to become money spinners if the nearby surplus land is developed for building retail malls, hotels, logistics and air ... HUMAN RESOURCES: DuPont to focus on growth of safety business Chennai, Oct. 26 The US-based DuPont, a $30-billion conglomerate, expects its safety consulting business to grow significantly with the acquisition of Coastal Training Technologies Corporation, a specialist in human ... MANAGEMENT: Magic happens with real inclusion Business leadership is a lot like parenting, says Lee Cockerell in Creating Magic ( www.rbooks.co.uk). “Just as great parents pay attention to everyone in their family, so ... NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY: BSA Motors planning bikes that run on alternative fuels Expanding product portfolio; gearing up retail initiatives. Chennai, Oct. 26 BSA Motors, part of Tube Investments of India Ltd of the Murugappa Group, is looking at expanding product portfolios in its two-wheeler business. In addition to the ... ECONOMY: Aviation: How to survive the turbulence Responses to Sticklish Issues dated Oct 20. The Governments at the Centre and the States should come to the rescue of the airlines by rationalising the tax structure and reducing the disparity forthwith. Since crude prices have fallen, the ... FOREX: Stimulating economy, the Australian way Recently in Canberra As the global economy is heading for a possible recession with countries taking up stimulus measures to revive demand and generate economic activity, India too has joined the bandwagon with the Union Finance Minister, Mr ... Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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