Four local firms to list on Nasdaq -- Berkeley
At least four Indian companies will list on the Nasdaq stock exchange by end of 2000, according to Nasdaq president Alfred R Berkeley III.

Sebi plans to use bourse terminals for IPOs
In a bid to streamline and to speed up the allotment process in primary markets, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has proposed to utilise the existing stock exchange terminals for issue of shares of initial public offers.

Steel scrips get the sheen back
Steel could just be back in the reckoning and battered steel industry stocks promise potential. Steel prices have started rising and the latest push from the RBI in the form of bank rate cut and CRR cut would only help accelerate the recovery process.


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