Indian stocks draw interest

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Indian stocks have been sent plummeting, with major companies such as Bajaj Auto, Larsen & Toubro, and Bharat Heavy Electricals trading at prices less than 10 times per share of estimated earnings. Investors say that the best companies to buy stock in are within the capital goods and low-tech sectors.

Machinery Manufacturing, Market information - general, Corporations, Motorcycle, Bicycle, and Parts Manufacturing, Motorcycles, bicycles, and parts, Motorcycles & Bicycles, Special Industry Machinery, Industrial equipment, Prices and rates, Stocks, Machinery industry, Transportation equipment industry, Industrial equipment and supplies industry, Industrial equipment industry, Stock prices, Two wheeled vehicles, Bajaj Auto Ltd., Larsen and Toubro Ltd., Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd., BZ

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Bringing coffee to India: One man's mission is to stir up new tradition

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Ravi Deol, owner of Barista Coffee Co. of India, is trying to get Indians to drink coffee at his coffeehouses. The preferred drink in India is tea, but Mr. Deol sees a market for coffee.

Strategy & planning, Roasted coffee, Coffee and Tea Manufacturing, Specialty Coffee, Management, Coffee industry, Coffeehouses, Specialty coffees, Deol, Ravi, Barista Coffee Co.

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Music Semiconductor hits right note for the daring

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Manila-based Music Semiconductors is a designer, developer and marketer of semiconductor chips used in computer networks. Music made an initial public offering of 123.6 million shares at $0.24 each or 12.5 times forecast 1996 earnings and 8.7 times forecast 1997 earnings. Music reports that it has a 40% share of the global $41-million content-addressable memory semiconductor market. Music's listing at the Philippine stock market is scheduled for Sep. 26, 1996.

Philippines, Music Semiconductors

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