Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Tuesday, April 27, 2004
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Tuesday, April 27, 2004 |
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A SPECIAL FEATURE ON MUMBAI ECONOMY 
State with the best investment environment — Mr Sushilkumar Shinde, Maharashtra Chief Minister`Maharashtra's traditional strength in business, industry, media, entertainment and human resource has helped.' More
Mumbai: Vibrancy its other name
Maharashtra: Industrial and financial powerhouse
The changing ethos of the working class in Mumbai
Navi Mumbai — pulsating with business activities CORPORATE 
Tata: Driving values into businessFINANCIAL year 2004 must have brought the smiles back at Bombay House, the headquarters of Tata Group. Key Tata companies have fared well, quarterly profits have been good and year-end figures are expected to follow the trend. ... More
Quietly savvy
FINANCIAL SERVICES 
`The face of stock broking has changed' — Mr Motilal Oswal, Chairman, Motilal Oswal SecuritiesMotilal Oswal Securities has emerged as one of the biggest retail broking firms in India with its offices spread across 123 cities and town. Its Chairman, Mr Motilal Oswal, feels the stock-broking business needs change with the broker's role ... More
INVESTMENTS 
Behavioural finance as investment conceptBEHAVIOURAL finance is a new subject in the field of finance and is very popular in stock markets across the world for investment decisions. However, in India, this subject is not used too much in the stock market. But Mr Parag Parikh, Chairman ... More INFRASTRUCTURE 
`Mumbai is not moving; South India is' — Mr Deepak Parekh, Chairman, HDFCI do not think that Mumbai is being deliberately sidelined. Actually, the problems are too many. Industry has been vocal about its needs for the city. More SHIPPING 
(S)Porting historyThe Mumbai Port has weathered many a storm, like wars, famines, plague, recession, strike and a major explosion in the dock, in its long and winding history, and has risen to new heights, making Mumbai prosperous. More
PERSONAL PRODUCTS 
FMCG sector — in a latherTHE fast moving consumer goods sector has been in news often in recent times for the wrong reasons. It has been an island of lacklustre growth in an economy raring to go on the back of an excellent monsoon. It has seen bitter price wars, erosion ... More LIFESTYLE 
Eating out, myriad waysEATING out in Mumbai means different things. It can be a quick snack on the move, munching a corn on the cob while gazing at the sea, a long slow dinner in one of the city's myriad restaurants or any other option that suits the need of the ... More
EDUCATION 
Role of businesses in educationAT a recent seminar, SNDT University's Vice-Chancellor Ms Rupa Shah pointed out that a graduate, when takes up a job, needs a further grinding of some three months before he is ready to take up his functions. "Why can't we make him a finished ... More CONSULTING Winds of change in consultancy biz MUMBAI is a microcosm of India. Whatever happens to India is happening in Mumbai on a comprehensive scale. That is why the changing environment for management consultants in Mumbai spells a change in the way consultants operate throughout ... More STOCK EXCHANGES 
BSE — from banyan tree to the biggest bourseTHE journey of the BSE is as eventful and interesting as the history of India's securities markets. Its current status as the country's biggest bourse in terms of corporate listings and market capitalisation has roots in more than a century of ... More MUMBAI THROUGH THE LENS FASHION 
Dressed to pleaseWHEN mini-skirts became a rage in the late 60s, one of the most renowned British photographers of the 20th century Sir Cecil Beaton said, "Never in the history of fashion has so little material been raised so high to reveal so much that needs to ... More CINEMA 
Hit or miss, the show goes onSAY Bollywood and it's Mumbai (Bombay to some) that comes to mind. The city is the birthplace of Hindi cinema, and it is from here that cinema grew and expanded its family across the country. This is the town where this multi-crore industry ... More FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 
`Mumbai personifies India's ability to cope' — Mr M. Damodaran, CEO, IDBI and UTISHOPPING 
Shopping the suburbia way
ADVERTISING 
Lower Parel to Upper WorliTHE history of modern Mumbai as we know it is inextricably woven into the development of the mills that symbolised the industrialisation of India. Mumbai's mill area, Lower Parel, thus formed the backbone for the growth of Mumbai from a marshy ... More TOURISM 
It's `Maharashtra Unlimited' on tourism frontTHE marketing success of the Kerala Tourism Development Corporation's `God's Own Country' campaign has changed the way States promote tourism. With Governments realising the tourism potential of their local arts and crafts, more funds have ... More BOOKS 
A quiet getaway for book-loversAT Churchgate, a book lover can turn right and go to the air-conditioned confines of the Oxford book store, browse through a large collection of alphabetically indexed gleaming new books, pick a few and flip through them while sipping a steaming ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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