The Hindu Business Line : Friday, December 03, 2004

OFFHAND
Face-off
FEUDS among relations and siblings involved in running family businesses are always a matter for sadness and puzzlement. Sad, because they drain away energies and resources from worthwhile pursuits furthering the ... More

COMING TO TERMS
Talk of court news: Who loses and who wins
THESE days, there is more action in courts than elsewhere, and judges seem to have the last word on almost anything. What fills the media is the "talk of court news," as a line in King Lear goes and the curiosity ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Tourism booster
THE stock of Cox & Kings, a company engaged in travel and tourism sector, has been attracting lot of investors' interest. Dealers said this was due to the uptrend in the tourism sector. The company is engaged in hotel bookings and travel ... More

SENSOR
Banking, oil stocks lift markets to new high
HELPED by the euphoria in banking and oil refinery stocks, the Sensex closed at new historic high on Thursday. The index ended the day at 6328.43, up 100.6 points over the previous day's close of 6227.83. A similar trend was evident in the S&P . More

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