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Business Line launched in Mumbai

By Our Special Correspondent

CHENNAI, APRIL 27. The Hindu Business Line, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, today launched its edition from India's financial capital Mumbai as well as Tiruchirapalli. With this, Business Line is now available to its readers in the morning from 13 printing centres, including New Delhi.

To coincide with its Mumbai launch, Business Line has further strengthened its coverage of the equity, commodity and money markets, in tune with the heightened interest of both institutional as well as retail investors. As the futures and options market is seeing accelerated activity, the newspaper has shored up its reportage of the derivatives segment of the equity market, in the daily pages as well as the Investment World, which is published on Sundays.

Business Line readers will also get more detailed coverage of the corporate world, international, Information Technology, agri business, marketing, management and banking.

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