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Wednesday, September 18, 2002
Markets (Sept. 17)
BL 2501055.37 (+4.48)
BSE Sensex3103.90 (+27.89)
S&P CNX Nifty994.90 (+9.15)
Dollar (Buy/Sell)48.38/48.51
Gold Std (10 gm)5200 (-5)

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New avatars of old packponies
HITHERTO, computer users have been regarding e-mail and instant messaging (IM) as nothing more than ancillary services of peripheral importance. Most of the time, at the hands of youngsters, in particular, they have been serving as channels of ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN


RBI argues for public investment
THE RBI has taken the bull by the horns. Its latest annual report contains a lot of indirect advice to Government on the dangers of according overriding importance to the fiscal deficit. In doing so, the RBI has clearly distanced itself from ... More

REFLECTIONS


Taking wing on the parijat
ONE came across the parijat flowers for the first time in Kottarakara, near the Ganesh temple. On September evenings the air was usually alive with the breath of the parijat and would stay so till the next morning. Early in the ... More

ON MINT STREET


No policy focus on FII stake in banks
With Government going slow on legislation to bring down its stake in banks to 33 per cent, the major players will continue to languish under New Delhi's rule. More

INSIDE BUSINESS


Litigation in large doses
With surprising derring-do, Indian generic drug companies are storming the US market, the largest for their products, unfazed by legal cases slapped against them by drug patent holders, says P. T. Jyothi Datta More

UTI split: The untold story
Shaji Vikraman narrates the drama of the backroom calculations before the announcement that the Unit Trust of India would be split into two. More

EAR TO THE GROUND


Block deal lifts Nalco stock
NALCO was in the limelight on Tuesday with a block deal in the counter. The quantum of the deal was about three lakh shares and the deal went through in two tranches; one for two lakh and the second, for one lakh shares. Analysts say that ... More

ON THE HEDGE


Satyam: Long futures, long puts may pay
THE following are some buy/sell strategies based on Tuesday's trading in the derivatives segment at the NSE: Equity options Satyam: The immediate outlook on this stock appears positive. The price projection on the upside is Rs ... More

SENSOR


Infotech-inspired rally pushes up market
AFTER the declivity on Monday, the BSE Sensex on Tuesday looked up. By the close of the trading on Tuesday, the market went up by 27.89 points, or 0.91 per cent. The market opened at 3078.16 and closed at 3103.90. Losers outnumbered gainers 11 to ... More
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