Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Thursday, January 17, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, January 17, 2002 |
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COLUMNS US NOTES Tan and be a good Samaritan Chill out but do some good in the bargain. This seems to be the credo behind eco-tourism and its practitioners. More
Destination South Asia SHOP TALK The CRM conundrum The author's experiences as a consumer make him believe customer relationship management is a concept that has failed to work. More DOWN TO EARTH Dangerous prospects of an agro-war WAR is in the air. Even if there is no outbreak of hostilities, the acts of terrorism may continue as part of the proxy war. The armed forces are reported to have taken comprehensive measures to protect the Supreme Court building. There appears ... More EAR TO THE GROUND Tata Engg up on better performance hopes BUOYED by flattering sales of Indica car and revival of the automobile sector, Tata Engineering is expected to post good results. Market analysts anticipate the company to either show marginal profits or losses in single digits. In addition, ... More ON THE HEDGE Positive outlook seen on Tata Engineering THE following are some buy/sell strategies based on Wednesday's trading in the derivatives segment at the NSE. Equity options: The January 120 calls on Tata Engineering clocked the highest volumes on that stock, with 169 contracts. The ... More SENSOR Market lacklustre; awaits sense of direction IT was a lacklustre day of trading at the bourses. The absence of any significant political, economic and corporate events made it a dull day as the BSE Sensex declined by 3.72 points (or 0.11 per cent) to settle at 3348.80 points. Since the ... More ACCOUNTSPEAK Cul-de-sac FOR one reason or the other, I have been a great sympathiser of auditors who are sacked. Not that I head any committee on unjustified removal of CAs, but because I am interested in gainful employment of the professionals. I like to believe ... More REFLECTIONS A year later, still building lives Abhiyan is training masons to revive the traditional art of building homes. More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 |
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