What's changed for investors
What's changed for investors
The Indian gems and jewellery sector has had a dream run in 2010, with recovering exports and rising domestic consumption. What were the trends that ...
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Pivotals: Reliance Industries (Rs 910.6)
Pivotals: Reliance Industries (Rs 910.6)
RIL moved in the band between Rs 885 and Rs 940 before ending the week with a mild 1 per cent loss. There was yet another spinning top formation on ...
Build on IDFC; Bombay Dyeing looks weak
Build on IDFC; Bombay Dyeing looks weak
IDFC (Rs 135.6): After witnessing a steep fall in the last one month, IDFC showed some strength on Thursday and Friday. The stock finds an immediate ...
Sizzling Stocks: Reliance Communications (Rs 97.1)
Sizzling Stocks: Reliance Communications (Rs 97.1)
Reliance Communications was in the eye of the storm that rocked the market last week and the stock was sucked down into a vortex of selling pressure ...
Index Outlook: Bears bullying the bulls
Index Outlook: Bears bullying the bulls
Sensex (17,728.6) Bears stalked the street unhindered last week, unleashing a reign of terror. Stock prices hurtled down a bottomless cavern and ...
A tale of two indices: Sensex and Nifty
A tale of two indices: Sensex and Nifty
Heated exchanges are not uncommon in dealing rooms and at times the argument revolves around which of the two benchmarks should be followed, Sensex ...
Index Outlook: Bulls, fighting on the backfoot
Index Outlook: Bulls, fighting on the backfoot
Sensex (18,008.1) It was a tightly fought battle in the narrow strip between 18,000 and 18,500 last week. The bulls can take heart from the fact ...
Weakness in Sun TV
Weakness in Sun TV
Sun TV (Rs 466.85): After remaining firm around Rs 500 level, the stock slipped significantly on Friday, towards its August 2010 lows. If the stock ...
BSE Auto Index
BSE Auto Index
The BSE Auto Index (closed at 8,571.4) comprises 11 companies that are associated with the auto industry. The companies are Tata Motors, Mahindra ...
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Many tunnels, no water
Construction of tunnels to connect what will be the world’s tallest railway bridge in Jammu and Kashmir’s ...
This one is an innovative ‘stitches to riches’ story
How quilting discarded clothes is being used to empower women
Manipur shows the herbal way to health
Manipur’s rich plant wealth is a gift to mankind that needs to be nurtured with care, says biotech ...
TVS’s Apaches now BS-VI compliant and better equipped
Sometime last year when TVS sent out the four-valve 160 for a ride, it was immediately impressive. From the ...
What’s in store for small businessmen, professionals?
Tightening of presumptive taxation norms under Sec 44 AD, 44 ADA may be on the cards
How an upper-mid class family can meet its goals
Regular investments, emergency reserves, adequate insurance and plugging gaps can do the trick
Finding alpha, beating indices getting harder in India: CFA Institute head
India will soon join the rest of the world in the shift towards passive investing, says Margaret Franklin
Axis Midcap: Attractive returns in turbulent times
The fund has managed to ride out volatility in the past two years through deft asset allocation
Sowmya the songstress
Chemistry and music sparred for supremacy in S Sowmya’s life, before the PhD scholar finally threw in her lot ...
‘RK Narayan’s books were a big influence on me’: Alexander McCall Smith
The Scottish author says the iconic Indian writer was the inspiration for his bestselling series The No. 1 ...
Quiz on footwear
On December 14, 2006, journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi threw his shoe at US President George W Bush in Iraq. A ...
ASMR: From pickles to brushes
ASMR videos help people wind down — or rev up
2010 to 2020
Reflections on ten big consumer trends that dominated the past decade
The mindful way to woo the luxury consumer
There is a shift in the way Marriott is looking at delivering luxurious experiences to its guests
Design thinking on the Arabian Sea
Kerala wants to be India’s creative hub where designers ideate, imagine and innovate for tomorrow
Creating a new image for Fujifilm
How Fujifilm has used its imaging strength to re-invent itself
‘Fee hikes, such as JNU’s, will hurt social mobility’
With land and State resources in short supply, only higher education can challenge social hierarchies, says ...
Fee hike: IITians are feeling the pinch
Fee hike can hit students of low-income groups
IIM-A fees and the crisis in liberal education
The fees for the flagship Post Graduate Programme (PGP) in Management at the Indian Institute of ...
Fasal Bima, a story of dashed hopes
Farmers, reeling under crop losses, feel the Centre’s crop insurance scheme is merely helping insurance firms ...