Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, February 03, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, February 03, 2002 |
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INDUSTRY & ECONOMY ECONOMY Growing support for globalisation THE World Economic Forum (WEF), currently in session in New York, has published what it describes as "the largest-ever public opinion poll on globalisation'' showing that people increasingly favour economic globalisation — even as the World ... More
Loans, advances to Govt dip by Rs 86 cr TEXTILES Bring VRS spend under TUFS scope: Panel A SPECIAL group constituted by the technical advisory-cum-monitoring committee (TAMC) for the textile technology upgradation fund scheme (TUFS) has recommended covering labour restructuring proposals under the scheme. The panel constituted to ... More LEATHER Permanent centre brightens leather fair THE impact of the permanent Chennai Trade Fair Centre is showing at the India International Leather Fair - 2002 (IILF-2002). Though IILF - considered the mother of all leather fairs in the country - had moved to the permanent site last ... More
Compensation to farmers -- Dindigul tanners move HC BIO-TECH & GENETICS E&Y taps India's `bio-economy' ERNST & Young (E&Y) has begun to explore opportunities in what it calls India's emerging "bio-economy''. It has teamed up with Nasdaq to help bio-entrepreneurs meet their goals. E&Y, which has already established a biotech group within its ... More MINERALS Non-captive iron ore segment -- Need for external marketing freedom THE demand for more external marketing freedom raised in recent times by the domestic non-captive iron ore segment has to be viewed against the backdrop of the changes occurring in international trade as also the WTO regime. The domestic ... More DISINVESTMENT Bonanza awaits Govt on VSNL, IBP sell-off THE stock market is expecting the Government to earn a handsome premium in the shares prices at which disinvestment candidates VSNL and IBP would find their prospective partners. The market is forecasting Rs 180 - Rs 200 per share for VSNL, ... More FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT Govt may allow FDI in tobacco sector IN a major departure from its existing policy, the Union Government is likely to allow foreign direct investments (FDI) in the tobacco sector in the country, according to the Tobacco Board Chairman, Dr P. Dayachari. He, however, said these FDIs ... More WTO Rules of origin for textile, apparel goods -- India drags US to WTO again INDIA has dragged the US again to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) dispute body over denial of free access to its textile and apparel products export. According to the complaint lodged by India with the Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) of WTO, ... More HUMAN RESOURCES `Link staff rewards to value-addition' "THE new-age HR professional should be the best coach, working and building organisational capability,'' said Mr Abraham Thomas, CEO and Managing Director, IBM India Ltd, delivering the keynote address at a symposium on `Rearchitecting HR' ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Fake products seized NEW DELHI: The Delhi Police in association with the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI) brand protection committee (BPC) has raided and seized large quantities of counterfeit Sunsilk and Clinic All Clear ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Jan. 27-Feb. 2 Economic growth likely to be below 5 pc: CEO poll Bowling over `Star-stuck' advertisers Fiscal deficit up 37.7 pc Viewers must have choice of channels, says panel GDP growth pared to 4 pc Tatas, Reliance bid for VSNL Taiwan wooing India Inc with hardware tech Govt moves to speed up APM regime phase-out |
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