The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, October 26, 2004

IMPRESSIONS
Keeping cool
THE leaders of nations are always comfortable in tackling the familiar and easy items on the anti-terror agenda such as invading the privacy of individuals, incarcerating so-called suspects so on. However, no politician ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Ind Swift Lab finds good health on order talk
RUMOURS of the company being close to inking a large contract manufacturing deal with a leading global generic player saw the counter of Ind-Swift Laboratories touch a 52-week high on the bourses on Monday. According to the market grapevine, ... More

ON THE HEDGE
Tata Motors: Initiate long position on price breakout
THE following strategies are based on Monday's trading in the spot and the derivatives segment on the NSE: Tata Motors: The stock closed at Rs 392 in the spot market. The price movements in recent trading sessions present buying ... More

SENSOR
Pivotals lose as bearish sentiment continues
CONTINUING their losing streak, the markets were enveloped by bearish sentiment as all the indices slid sharply during Monday's trading. Click here for table The BSE Sensex closed lower by 59.6 points at 5581.5 ... More

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Birlasoft to invest $15 m on new centres

HDFC Q2 net up 22 pc at Rs 248 cr

EC adopts new proposal for trade preferences

L&T posts 14 pc rise in Q2 net — Announces special dividend of Rs 10

Indo Gulf Fertilisers' Q2 profit dips to Rs 16.19 cr

Raymond reports fall in net profit

TVS Motor Q2 net down to Rs 34 cr; to pay 70 pc interim

Looking back
Oct. 17-Oct. 23
Crude reality may hit sentiment further

Banks are `too sophisticated' for the common man

Auditors can soon get neck-deep in legal lagoons

Babes in the advertising wood