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Infographic:The rise of the angel investor

Source: VentureBeats

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Video

How much hot water is Steve Cohen in?

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Links

Linkfest:Feb 20,2013

Some stuff that I am reading today morning:

Why are airlines keen to offer seats at throwaway prices? (Moneycontrol)

Indian unions call strike (WSJ)

Retail investors mid cap bets backfire (ET)

LIC sells 12600 Crore worth of shares (FE)

The problems of long run data results and medium turn living (Mint)

Brokerage houses shy away from lateral hiring (BS)

Why the HDFC Life ad sucks (Moneylife)

How to know when it is time to leave the party (Marketwatch)

The best stock performers of the last decade won’t be the best for the next  (Ivanhoff)

Michael Dell, who is your daddy? (InstitutionalInvestor)

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Music

Thunderstruck! by AC/DC

Somehow feel angry that kids nowadays are not listening to music like this !

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Anecdotes

Remembering Shivaji Maharaj

Today is Shiv Jayanti (birth anniversary of Shivaji Maharaj) and is a state holiday in Maharashtra.

The first known reference to Shivaji Maharaj in British records comes from the London Gazette of February 1672:

“Two day since we received Letters from India, written by the English President residing at Surratte (Surat) who acquaints us with the daily fears they have there, from Sevagee (Shivaji Maharaj), the Rebel, who having beaten the Mogul in several battles, remains almost Master of Countrey, and takes the boldness to write all the European Ministers in Surrate (Surat), that if they refuse to send him such and such immediate presents of Money (which as he puts them would amount to vats sums) by way of Contribution, he will return and ruine that city; That he exacts the like from the Inhabitants, who certainly would comply with his demand, but that the officers of the Mogul, being there hinder them. Which puts them into an extreme Streight, and causes other daily to convey away their richness; many also embarking and transporting themselves into other parts, to avoid the storm they fear will fall up on them” (src: IndianExpress)