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Saturday, March 14, 1998
  NRIs must look homewards for good returns
Non-Resident Indians, if you want to make investments that will guarantee you today's highest, most secure interest rate for coming years, consider India at this time. With elections coming to a close and with hopefully a stable government, your investments can soar and pay you rich dividends.
  Top managers gear up for Boston tips
Some 25 top company executives are going to be busy learning the tricks of business through April and May. In fact, they are already in the thick of things, to be a part of an exciting management programme, both in India and the United States. Even as most of the participants are from leading companies in India, senior executives from abroad with significant interests in India are welcome too.

The growing pains of advertising industry
This is the time of the year when creative directors start going to exercise classes. Hip dressing, a spring in the steps and a fit image are absolutely mandatory as they strut up the aisle to collect their much-awaited awards. Indeed, Sonal Dabral of O&M has already had ample practice before the big night of the Abby's on March 20.
Bill Gates plans to write second book
Bill Gates, the chairman of Microsoft Corp, plans to write a new book that will showcase his talents as a technologist. Unlike Gates' "The Road Ahead," which was aimed at general readers, the new book is meant to reach Microsoft's millions of business customers and help an image that has been tarnished by a government lawsuit charging Microsoft with monopolistic practices.


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StanChart's Career Plan to aid education
Offering a child the best education available is possibly every parent's wish. Designing a product to cater to this need has finally been thought of by Standard Chartered Bank with its recently launched `Career Plan'. At present available in Mumbai and Delhi, the plan will cover all the four metros in due course.

SRF sets sight on shareholders to share its debt burden at a premium
Hit by high interest burden, SRF Ltd is embarking on a major financial restructuring exercise. The company is in the process of replacing high cost debt with low cost funds. This will give the company some financial leverage and may help it save on interest cost. SRF is repaying long-term debt in the form of term loan and debenture liabilities to the tune of Rs 209.08 crore.

 


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