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INTERVIEW
'Anyone who can kill the market by selling 100 shares of Wipro must be God'
"This is not a case against us. It is a witch-hunt against an organisation that has been globally recognised as one of the best in terms of prevalent practices," Shankar Sharma, director, First Global, tells Pritish Nandy.
'Investment banking set for big growth in India'
"I am very optimistic about investment banking in India. But, like everything else in India, we will take two steps forward, slow down, take a step backwards and then move again," says Udayan Bose, managing director, Lazard.
MARKET REPORT
Sensex gains 3 points
Market ends flat amid mixed trends in old and new economy stocks. Automobile and cement stocks lose ground. Satyam and Infosys settle in the red.
STOCK TALK
'Market may rally to 4250-4500 after July 2'
'The fear of July 2 is overwhelming. I am not bullish on the introduction of rolling settlement,' says Ramesh Shrichand Damani.
DAILY TECHNICALS
Trading strategy for June 14, 2001
Sensex, Wipro, Global, NIIT, Tata Power... Check out what you can do on Thursday.
COLUMN
Sure, I love my India, but is Mera Bharat Mahaan?
'Tragically, the division between Bharat and India has been growing alarmingly since the liberalisation process began a decade ago,' says Sucheta Dalal.
FEATURE
An Esteem in need of some glory
Buyers, dealers and industry observers say this car is in desperate need of a total upgrade if Maruti wants to maintain any serious presence in the lucrative lower mid-size market.
SPECIALS
Building bridges via trade
'Kashmir or no Kashmir, business binds people together,' feel Indian and Pakistani traders.
Concrete set to replace salt
The govt has freed Bombay's salt pans for housing purposes. Will this help rehabilitate squatters or is it just a move to help the builders' lobby?
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The Wintech story gets murkier
The Wintech Computers boss is on the lam leaving students, vendors and employees in the lurch, even as cops probe his nexus with the underworld.
SPECIAL REPORT
'How we built Infosys from scratch'
The lessons they learnt along the way are applicable throughout the world, Infosys chairman
N R Narayana Murthy told Wharton School management graduates.
THE BUDGET & GOVT POLICIES
The Rediff Budget Special: Full coverage
Rail Budget 2001-2002: Full coverage
Credit Policy 2001-2002: Full coverage
Exim Policy 2001-2002: Full coverage
Economic Survey 2000-2001: Full coverage
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In Focus
Capital Market Crisis
Interview
P Abraham on the Enron issue
• Earlier interviews
Columns
- Sucheta Dalal on
MSEB and Dabhol
- Mahesh Nair on
Amitabh Bachchan
Special
- IT industry woes
- Firms withdraw job
offers; students panic
- Berkshire weekend
- K V Kamath and ICICI
- The Simputer!
- Salary hikes slashed
- Impact of WTO
- Kerala tourism
- Oil sector boils over
- IIM placements
- More...
Tutorials
- Union Budget
Moneylinks
- Amazon's Problem
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