The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, September 30, 2004

ACCOUNT SPEAK
One can smell accountants many a cyber-mile off
IN BOOK three of Editing and Design, a Five-Volume Manual of English, Typography and Layout, Harold Evans narrates the story of a fishmonger who had a sign that said: FRESH FISH SOLD HERE. ... More

IMPRESSIONS
Electronic voting
AMERICAN Presidential Elections are drawing near; campaigning has been feverish, dirty, vicious and savage and the ordinary American is taking all this in his stride. Yet, for such a vastly technologically powerful ... More

BOOKS OF ACCOUNT
You may have clients who are really unqualified to do business with you
CHILDREN should be seen but not heard. That's a great grandma thinking, which no longer holds true. But accountants suffer from a worse spell: Neither be seen nor be heard. So, sell is a four-letter taboo word in the ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND
Pantaloon Retail: Fuelled by high growth prospects
STOCK of Pantaloon Retail has again started witnessing purchases by institutional investors after the company announced its fourth quarter results early this week. Dealers said the interest in the counter is on expectation of high growth to ... More

SENSOR
Indices bounce back sharply
ENDING the four-day losing streak, the key market indices bounced back sharply on Wednesday. Ignoring the firmness in international crude oil price, BSE Sensex and the S&P CNX Nifty registered sharp gains on Wednesday. The BSE Sensex closed at . More

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Looking back
Sep. 19-Sep. 25
Joy ride may continue on short covering