The Hindu Business Line : Monday, March 20, 2006

Not so soon
The Bush Administration has been quick in having introduced in the US Congress the Bill to give effect to the nuclear deal with India. The usual procedure is for Bills meant for the latter's consideration to go ... More

WIDE CANVAS

Correction ahead for stocks?
An expected global liquidity crunch, higher supply of stocks through IPOs, and India's high valuations compared to the US are, according to international analysts, reasons enough to go slow on the Indian stock market. This view may be heretical but c annot be ignored. More

A RINGSIDE VIEW

Hot money flow overcomes all odds
This week broader indices may out-perform if the benchmarks remain steady More

VISION 2020

Pedestrian policy on real-estate
The government should reform the real-estate business just as it has done telecommunications and save businessmen from their own short-sightedness. Not long ago, telephones were frightfully expensive. Now, they are available for the asking; and price s have tumbled, says P. V. INDIRESAN. More

CHAT

Be careful if you don't know where you're going
Jogin was adding to his knowledge of capital account convertibility, Dakshinamoorthy was making place in his shelf for `comprehensive new company law', and Sridevi was sadly browsing through a photo collection of Surya Kiran's aerobic feats. ... More

JOTTINGS

Crossing the divide
The President, Mr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, the other day identified development of entrepreneurial talent as the key driver of economic growth today. Yet one must ask why the practice of starting out on one's own ... More

AMERICAN PERISCOPE

Stymied by the bogey of national security
Cross-border takeovers More

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