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Linkfest: July 18,2016
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Are markets overheated in midcap/smallcap space? (Gaurav)
How buying a flat became a nightmare in NCR (Mint)
The Infosys Turnaround:Hype or Reality (Prabal Roy)
How much longer can India’s IT sector hide? (Bloomberg)
Telecom firms gird up for data price war (BL)
Watching Macro-Is it a fool’s errand? (Aveek Mitra)
Max India demerger saga finishes (TankRich)
Active Vs Passive Investing (A VC)
Case Study:Valuing Tesla (Aswath Damodaran)
Why land may not be the smartest place to invest (NYTimes)
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Weekend Mega Linkfest: July 15,2016
Some off beat reads for the weekend:
Idea of Europe Vs India’s (David Frawley)
Hate Wave in the Kashmir Valley (Open)
Chinese are behind Kashmiri militancy (Markandey Katju)
RK Pachauri’s reign at TERI (Caravan)
Why a cap on GST is a good idea (Scroll)
Sheila Dikshit as a scapegoat (DailyO)
Entrepreneurship lessons from the road (Charles)
Zakir Naik and free speech (Great Bong)
Baba Ramdev’s much talked magazine cover (Quint)
Sexual violence at the Pamplona bull run (Guardian)
Driven:Jaguar F-Pace (Team BHP)
IIT invention can make blind move freely and even run (BI)
A letter to my wife…who won’t get a job (Guardian)
My Photos from Rashtrapati Bhavan (Amitava Ghosh)
How does it feel to earn 3.5L pa after completing Engineering from one of the best colleges of India? (Nithin Sebastian)
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Bubble just Burst
A year ago @JabongIndia sought a valuation of $1 billion+.
Now it's selling for 1/20th of that.That bubble? It just burst.
— Mahesh Murthy (@maheshmurthy) July 15, 2016
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Integrated aerospace offering from Tata
(Disclosure:I am market making in the shares of Tata Technologies)
Tata Technologies, Tata Advanced Materials and TAL Manufacturing Solutions Ltd have announced a new collaboration at the Farnborough International Air Show.
The three Tata group companies have agreed to come together to offer an end to end Design, Manufacturing and Assembly capability to the aerospace manufacturing industry.
It will include a strong focus on outsourced manufacturing for both metallic and composites and a strong capability in the design and engineering domains supported with a holistic capability in product lifecycle management integration.
“The industry is looking for quality, cost and capability as it strives to meet the unprecedented demand for higher productivity across the supply chain,” said Warren Harris, Tata Technologies managing director and CEO.
He continued: “Tata’s strength lies in a decade of significant investment in cutting edge next generation manufacturing facilities in India and a strong leadership position at Tata Technologies in advanced design and manufacturing engineering capabilities.”-from Engineering Capacity