The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 31, 2005

Know where you can go wrong — II
PROBLEMS such as the Excel Academy one posed in these columns (Business Line, October 17) tend to elicit varied presentations of answers by the students, which are discussed in the following categories: Category 1, wrong ... More

An application of CAPM
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POLITICS

Deve Gowda vs Narayana Murthy
This is an occasion to understand that either politics in business or business in politics does not yield fruitful results. D. Visagamoorthi, lecturer, V. L. B. Janakiammal College Of Arts and Science, Coimbatore, More

STOCK MARKETS

Baskets of X
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Bull's Eye
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EVENTS

Number Crunch - 391
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Just Do IT
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INCOME TAX

A housewife with capital gains on sale of house
I AM a housewife with no regular or other source of income. I purchased a house in 1995-96 for Rs 2.30 lakh, which I sold in 2004-2005 for Rs 8 lakh. What is my tax liability? Kanaka Parthasarathy, email Having held this property for ... More

ECONOMIC OFFENCES

Sticklish issues
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TRENDS

Business-a-Verse
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BOOKS

Everything is interesting if you go deep enough
IN 1972, nineteen-year-old A.V. Seshagiri wrote an eight-page letter from Bombay to Richard P. Feynman. "He had a severe stuttering problem. He said he was being tortured and tormented as a result of his speech impediment, and he also had ... More

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