The Hindu Business Line : Friday, November 11, 2005

Age of rudeness
IT HAD so far been assumed that we are living in an age of information technology and knowledge explosion. Side by side, the world seems also to be sliding into the age of rudeness, as a paradoxical by-product of the very revolutions taking ... More

COMING TO TERMS

Portfolio for models and ministers
MR NATWAR SINGH is reported to have said that he gave up the External Affairs portfolio in the `larger interest' of the party and the country. So, the word to come to terms with is portfolio. It appears after porter's knot and portfire, and is ... More

EAR TO THE GROUND

Aegis Logistics betting on prospects
AEGIS Logistics on Thursday raced on the bourses on brightening of its prospects for business expansion. The company has moved ahead in its negotiations with two port authorities for setting terminal and chemical storage and handling ... More

SENSOR

Sensex ends flat after a choppy session
MARKETS ended on a flat note on Thursday after a session marked by volatility. The Sensex closed flat at 8308.9. S&P CNX Nifty managed to close with a gain of 11.6 points or 0.5 per cent. The Sensex ruled weak for most part of the day but managed More

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