The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, February 25, 2004

OFFHAND
UK's experiment
EVER since he took over as Britain's Prime Minister, Mr Tony Blair, has been unremitting in his efforts to tone up public services such as welfare, education, health and law enforcement and take the Government to the ... More

FINANCIAL SCAN
Market Stabilisation Funds-induced jitters in bonds
THE Government and RBI officials met on Monday to discuss the issue of Market Stabilisation Bonds (will it stabilise or destabilise markets has to be seen) to impound excess liquidity, which, by the way, is the RBI's own creation, stemming from ... More

REFLECTIONS
(Em)powering tribals
KISHOR Rithe was not in a particularly good mood when one met him last week in Mumbai. The first flowers of spring, like the blooming, blood red of the Indian Coral and the Silk Cotton trees standing across our office, did not touch him much. ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Titain Industries: Ticks up swiftly
THE stock of Titan Industries moved up swiftly on Tuesday on heavy buying. A market source said that a large Mumbai-based investor was active at the counter of the watch and jewellery maker. There are several rumours floating in the market on ... More

SENSOR
Interest in index stocks perks up market
AFTER a sharp decline on Monday, the markets picked up as index stocks attracted buying. The Sensex opened on a weak note and remained volatile during the day. Click here for table The last one-and-a-half hour, ... More

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