Welcome to Business Today, May 7, 2000

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Meet Your New Broker
The mouse just swallowed the stock-broker--and the fat cat's margins. With Dalal Street booting up for e-broking, stock-selling and-buying is set to become faster, cheaper, and hassle-free for the small investor. How does it work, what are the risks, and what can you do about them? Click here for an exhaustive report.

Unplugged
They've hand-held the UK government's tricky privatisation issues. BT meets up with David Jeffries and Harry Bush.

Corpitch
He's networked, he's a quick-mover, and he's rich. But NRI Purnendu Chatterjee's home run hasn't been too smooth.

Investigation
Silicon Valley or Blind Alley? What's behind the sky-high and bizarre valuations of dot.coms worldwide? Will the investors lose? What should you do about it? A BT investigation.

Politalk
The mean export machine that is China could put small Indian manufacturers out of business when quantitative restrictions on imports go. BT checks out what's at risk in the small-scale sector

dot.com
Quickly click on BT dot.com, our online guide to ideas, happenings, technologies, benchmarks, and management resources that are essential for the e-preneur 2000.

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