The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, January 12, 2005

Tepid job growth will slow Fed
Most industries are saddled with excess capacity. In any case, almost anything and everything can be made more cheaply in the Third World. More

REFLECTIONS

Watchful eyes
In Mumbai, every human being turning up from Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar is dubbed a bhaiya, like those from the south of the Vindhyas are termed madrasis. More

ZERO BASE

The Trojan horse in TRAI territory
IN THE now raging battle between telecom companies, ADC is not aide-de-camp or automatic drip coffeemaker, but access deficit charge. But what is ADC? It is "the amount payable by the service provider at the caller's ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Tata Motors: Hopes of positive news rev up
SHARES of Tata Motors on Tuesday bucked the general downturn. It closed at Rs 480.85, up 1.21 per cent, on the BSE with volumes of 8.34 lakh shares. On the NSE, it closed at Rs 480.15, up 1.08 per cent, with volumes of 20.45 lakh shares. ... More

SENSOR

Slide spree: Most sectors take a beating
THE downward spiral in stock prices that seemed to have started by the middle of last week looked unstoppable, with the second session this week also witnessing a steep fall. A decline in stock prices was seen in almost all major industry ... More

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`BHEL aims at Rs 12,500-cr turnover by 2006-07'

GAIL to supply gas to RCF through Dahej-Uran pipeline

Open interest positions in sugar futures dip

'India set for big leap in mussel production'

Export target set at $88 b for next fiscal

Global economy will be built by BRICs

MphasiS BFL Q3 net declines to Rs 27 cr

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BHEL Disinvestment