The Hindu Business Line : Monday, June 09, 2008

ECONOMY
Stagflation is not good for people
Well, inflation sans growth is stagflation. Pretty much the same is being witnessed now in India. There is a steep increase in prices and, at the same time, the manufacturing sector is experiencing stagnating volumes. The name stagflation is ... More

HEALTH
Ban on smoking in public places
Responses to Sticklish Issues dated June 2 More

POLITICS
How do you see Obama as a possible US President?
Send in your responses, along with your photo to SticklishIssues@gmail.com

MANAGEMENT
IT'S LONELY AT THE TOP
Family business mantras
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EDUCATION
Marks: How much is enough?
Story so far: Sorry for not being able to write for sometime. I was of town. Things look the same, though. My last article was about ‘Kitchens losing inflation battle’ and clearly the winner has knocked the ... More

INTERVIEW
IFRS implementation issues
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EVENTS
Just Do IT
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Number Crunch
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SPORTS
HI! COACH
The ‘new’ huddle!
When Hariharasubramanian, Vice President, India Cements got a congratulatory call just minutes after the DLF IPL final about a week ago, he was puzzled. His caller was breathless and heaping praise on the Chennai Super Kings team for their ... More

PEOPLE
60 Seconds Chief
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Food: Who pays the price (Video)

ADB World Outlook 2008

ADB's Outlook on India

Union Budget 2008-09

Railway Budget 2008-2009

Economic Survey 2007-2008

In Focus
People's car

P-Note blues

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The ‘new’ huddle!

Marks: How much is enough?

IFRS implementation issues

Looking back
Jun. 1-Jun. 7
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Why big deals crumble