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Saturday, May 2, 1998
  Managing agri-business professionally
Agriculture has not yet been declared an industry but thanks to increased competition from MNCs, the agri-business sector is acquiring greater degree of professionalism with each passing day. Management of agri-business has become quite crucial as this sector is attracting a lot of domestic and foreign capital, new technologies and entrepreneurs.
  Women entrepreneurs face too many hurdles
Social attitudes influence choices that individuals, both men and women, make. The issue of women's entrepreneurship is surrounded by some powerful cultural attitudes and myths, held not only by men, but also by women.

Lodge FIRs promptly and in a legally sound manner
An FIR may not be everyone's first recourse when faced with a dispute or offence, but there are times when lodging one becomes crucially important. For example, in the event of a theft, an insurance policy-holder who wishes to file a claim has to register an FIR with the police. Similarly, FIRs must be filed if consumers want to launch litigation against those who use false measures and weights, defile water of a public reservoir or cause death by negligence, etc.
Movers & Shakers
Gerard Petit has taken over as general manager of Air France, and is in charge of India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Maldives and Sri Lanka. Based in New Delhi, Petit replaces Marc Benedetti who moves on to Singapore as Air France's regional director, South Asia. Petit comes to India after his stint as regional manager of Air France in charge of Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei and Australia.


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Attractive pricing for J&K Bank IPO; limited exposure a handicap
The Jammu & Kashmir Bank opens up yet another investment opportunity with its Rs 70.3 crore public issue. In the past, retail investors had fancied bank issues especially when the primary market was in doldrums. Although J&K Bank is small in size, its maiden public offer at Rs 38 seems to be attractive compared to some of the other bank issues in the recent past which include SBBJ's at Rs 54, SBT at Rs 60, BoI at 45 and Dena Bank at Rs 30.

Software stocks emerge top gainers in 1998
New listings from the software industry have taken the number one position in fiscal 1998. Blue Information Technology, which offered its shares at par, has recorded the highest capital appreciation of 910% on listing, followed by Cybertech Systems -- which was also offered at par -- at 650%, Infotech (offer price Rs 20) at 300% and Sofcon Systems (offer price Rs 10) at 120%.

 


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