Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Wednesday, May 08, 2002
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OPINION EDITORIAL Co-op bank mess BANK FRAUDS SEEM to have acquired a regularity about them and, worse, are spreading to one of the least manned sectors such as the co-operative banks suggesting a sure pattern. From Madhavpura in Gujarat to the Home Trade-Nagpur District ... More ECONOMY Keynes is alive! IN the long run, we are all dead, is an oft-quoted quip of Lord Keynes. But, in the long enough run, he is the one, it seems, who comes back to life. At least that is what the US is discovering. A time there was when, in that country, the ... More POLITICS Sri Lanka: Grappling with the LTTE dilemma IT WAS an animated discussion over a sumptuous spread in the sylvan environs of the Taj Exotica at Bentota, about 65 km from Colombo. The academician at our table was attending an IMF/Ceylon Chambers of Commerce-sponsored conference on the need ... More
The Great Caspian Game TECHNOLOGY Toxic threat from dumpsites MUCH of the throwaway attitude that prevailed in the American way of life, even until the late 1960s, is disappearing and giving place to refreshing concepts of recycling and recovery of material. The practice of segregation from garbage ... More
In a web of e-services MANAGEMENT Payroll outsourcing pays HARVARD Business School has identified outsourcing as one of the most significant breakthroughs in the field of management in the 20th century. It is defined as the strategy of identifying the core competence, turning the management's focus on ... More FOODGRAINS Chinese checkers on the food policy front CHINA has been officially admitted to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), more than 15 years since it first sought entry — in the Uruguay Round, that is. With this, a completely new economic scenario will unfold in Asia. Economic analysts ... More AGRICULTURAL POLICY 
Two nations, two agriculturesTHE conference of the US House-Senate on Farm Bill 2002 is reviewing the agreement announced by the negotiators in a news conference on April 26. The Congress will, most likely, approve the Bill and send it to the President, Mr George W. Bush for ... More LETTERS Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
Top Stories In Depth Inside Kashmir Guide to derivatives US-64 Looking back Apr. 28-May. 4 Mr Sinha is not the villain Govt wins vote but key allies mount pressure The TDS milch cow |
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