The Hindu Business Line : Monday, August 08, 2005

A lamb, a tiger and a bundle of grass
THE subtitle of Noam Chomsky's Middle East Illusions, from Penguin (www.penguinbooksindia.com), reads `peace, security and terror'. A dangerous cocktail of words that may remind one of the old story of trying to ferry a lamb, ... More

FOR THE ASKING

Success in the bourses has tangential benefits for the company
IT IS ironical that the company itself does not benefit from the spoils of its shares' success in the secondary market. Shouldn't there be a regime which begets the company a share, howsoever small, of the profits one makes from his secondary ... More

MANAGE MENTOR

Trust your gut, but digest plenty of data
WHAT can western managers learn from trailblazing Chinese entrepreneurs? That's the question Donald N. Sull answers in Made in China, from Harvard Business School Press (www.HBSPress.org), by profiling eight `formidable' ... More

SWATI CA

Did the bombs kill off all hope of living in racial harmony?
STORY so far: An outing to a nearby tourist spot results in a chance interaction with foreign visitors who marvel at Indian architecture and culture, but are dismayed by the tales of corruption, such as about a car company in a ... More

RACY CASES

Financial Gita
Partha hurriedly rose from his seat and said: "Sorry, I didn't see you coming in. Yes, I am thinking of investing but it's all so puzzling. Should it be in CDs, or money markets, or bonds?" Gopala said, "Arjuna, thousands of years ago while we ... More

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