Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, December 02, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, December 02, 2002 |
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COLUMNS OFFHAND Control mechanism to fight terrorism THE US has recently embarked on the most significant reorganisation of government in nearly a century by creating a vast new Department of Homeland Security to ensure coordinated action towards strengthening intelligence, information analysis and ... More ON THE MOVE GE Shipping hoots past SCI disinvestment No management responsible to its shareholders can afford to block company (or borrowed) funds endlessly for an investment, howsoever attractive it is. Besides, given the current scene on the disinvestment front, no company will take a risk. More A RINGSIDE VIEW Market looks overheated; but bulls may charge ahead THE stock market appears interestingly poised this week. The BSE Sensex recorded a gain of 87 points or 2.78 per cent. The BSE IT index rose by 23.83 per cent. The BSE indices for consumer durables, pharmaceuticals and even for PSUs improved. ... More POLICY WATCH India Inc in the dock ONE OF the favourite pastimes of corporate biggies and their flunkies in trade and industry associations is government bashing, especially in the silly season. But minutes after taking off the gloves, this crowd heads for North Block to cosy up ... More MUTUAL CONFIDENCE Income funds top in asset base INCOME funds are leagues ahead of other categories in terms of assets under management (AUM), according to the latest numbers released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India. As on October 31, income funds managed a total of Rs 70,020 crore ... More ADR WATCH Silverline Tech forges ahead THANKS to buying spree in select sectors such as financial and technology the US markets ended week on positive note. The US Government's economy data further bolstered the market sentiment; according to the Government report the consumer ... More SAY CHEEK Grasim has grass growing under its feet IT has been more than a week that the gruesome Grasim battle has been raging. There are already too many players — such as Grasim and L&T, SEBI and Tribunal, Morgan Stanley and investors. But people are worried about other things when they ... More TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Cotton prices seen moving up NYCE cotton futures closed mostly firmer on Wednesday in lifeless dealings as squared their positions early for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Earlier Wednesday, the US Census Bureau released its monthly report on American cotton ... More AMERICAN PERISCOPE 
The value of an MBAMY recent calculations show that in October this year the value of an MBA to an organisation ranged from 3.1 per cent to 19 per cent of its market capitalisation. I need to explain the precision of this puzzling statement. Veritas Software Corp. ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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