The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, February 23, 2006

Enough of being the twelfth man
TARTAR limbo. A place worse than hell, describes Dromio of Syracuse in The Comedy of Errors. He speaks of the devil there, with a hard heart `button'd up with steel'. Adds Dromio: "A fiend, a fury, pitiless ... More

BOOKS OF ACCOUNT

Expert's advice on retail
WANT to arm yourself with knowledge about a happening thing? Try, The Art of Retail, from Vision Books (www.visionbooksindia.com). "It's fun to go to work because you are challenged every day with a new set of uncertainties about ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Artson Engg: To change hands?
A sudden position build-up in Artson Engineering is understandably over the speculation that a change of control of the company is imminent. According to market talk, a large engineering firm and a private investor are taking controlling stake ... More

SENSOR

Capital goods, metals & pharma hog limelight
IT was a hat-trick of gains for markets as they ended on a strong note for the third consecutive day. Positive sentiment continued to sweep the markets, which marched ahead smartly. The Sensex finished the day at its historic high of 10,224.3, ... More

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