THE INDIA ECONOMIC SUMMIT
• Moody's outlook on rupee remains negative
• Thumbs down to 8% growth target: survey
• India is going to be a super power: Vaz
• A 5-step plan for Indo-US alliance
• India & the WEF: Complete Coverage

TOP HEADLINES
• Kelkar to submit revised report soon
• GAIL offers to build pipeline for Reliance
• FM offer sees Securitisation Bill through
• Steve Forte resigns as CEO of Jet Airways
• Suzuki among 41 proposals FDI cleared
• Major revamp exercise for IA, A-I
• India, Singapore mull free trade pact
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CORPORATE HEADLINES
• M K Vadgama resigns from Excel Industries
• Financial Technologies introduces STP-Gate
• Change in directors at Tamil Nadu Newsprint
• Monnet Ispat to raise production capacity
• Change in management at Surya Agroils
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MARKET REPORT
Market ends higher; up 12 points
HPCL, Telco, RIL, HLL, SBI gain. Infosys, Satyam, Bhel, ITC, Bajaj Auto, ICICI Bank lose.

DAILY TECHNICALS
Trading strategy for November 27, 2002
Sensex, Amara Raja, Jaiprakash, Kesoram, NIIT... Check out what you can do on Wednesday.

MUTUAL FUND NEWS
• Templeton declares dividend under TILF
• Sun F&C dividend on income schemes

COLUMN
Who will control L&T? Birlas or professionals?
The tussle for the company's cement manufacturing facilities could have far-reaching consequences for the country's corporate sector, says Paranjoy Guha Thakurta.

SPECIAL
The dilemmas of tax reform
Despite its economic correctness, the taxpayer is upset over the report on direct and indirect taxes, says Subir Gokarn.

INTERVIEW
'M&As in cement sector will continue'
The industry hasn't yet reached a stage where few players can determine prices, says B L Jain, President, Cement Manufacturers' Association.

PERSONAL FINANCE
Year-end is time for best deals on wheels
It is time to drive a hard bargain. Here are some tips on how to make the most of a buyers' market.

More on Kelkar panel's tax proposals
A N Shanbhag dissects the Kelkar Committee's propositions.

STOCK TALK
'Divestment program is over'
'Market needs new FII money to go up. But China has opened up to FIIs, which will drag money from India,' says Ramesh Shrichand Damani.

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• 'Making a killing: The business of war'
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• More...