The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 05, 2004

Can a director be guided to the secretary's chair?
THE board of directors of ABC (P) Ltd, having a paid-up share capital of Rs 3 crore, consists of two directors, one of them, Mr S, possesses membership of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India. The company ... More

Oil majors on a roll, but there's no `rollover'
IS THE rollover benefit under Section 54ED available in respect of investments in the issues of IPCL, ONGC, and so on? Gautam Ganapathy, e-mail The current spate of issues are under the `offer for sale' ... More

MANAGEMENT

SWATI CA

Solution to `problem employee' is not a sack order
STORY so far: After a day filled with busy meetings ranging from cost control in the face of rupee appreciation to studying the impact of the WTO on agriculture, I take time off to hang around at an election ... More

Employee loyalty is out but involvement is in
PEOPLE talk of two chief ministers down South, one of whom enjoys good reputation everywhere except in his own State, while it is the other way about for the other. Something similar can happen with companies too. Thus, ... More

TRENDS

Business-a-verse
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BOOKS

Nights are dark and deep but auditors are far from sleep
THE motto of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India exhorts CAs to be awake when others sleep. That is a metaphorical maxim so most auditors would sleep when others sleep, except perhaps the night auditors. ... More

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