Some stuff I am reading this morning:
Euro Trashing Again (FT Alphaville)
A risk-off “unrally” around the world (TRB)
SEBI warns NSE for being “negligent in discharge of its duties” (FinancialExpress)
The Govt Vs Indraprastha Gas (Mint)
Essar’s biggest headache:Armed Naxalites (BusinessStandard)
Mumbai’s mighty cash on a real estate boom (Bloomberg)
For Satan Mua who said “Whats an Indian blog without some Bollywood gossip”
The filmi gossip for the week (RajeevMasand)
Some stuff I am reading this morning:
Loop Telecom to shut down, seeks 750 M$ damages from the government (Mint)
Harshad Mehta like scam at NCDEX (SuchetaDalal)
China faces timebomb of ageing population (Guardian)
The Warren Buffett Cult Vs The Gold Cult (DailyReckoning)
Why a 1$ CEO costs much more than 1$ (Footnoted)
Grandfather wills property to grandkids, enraged father kills them (FinancialExpress)
Some stuff I am reading this morning:
India’s tax plan troubles foreign investors (Nytimes)
India’s Food Security Bill to increase fiscal deficit by 1.2 Trillion Rupees (Mint)
Goa Grand Hyatt in green trouble (BusinessStandard)
Was Madhu Kannan a failure at BSE? (SuchetaDalal)
Can fortune tellers predict stock price movements? (BusinessToday)
Ghosts in the Newsroom:Washington Post’s business strategy (VanityFair)
A devastating critique of Vijay Mallya (Kaipullai)
A long long weekend ahead on account of Mahavir Jayanti and Good Friday.
Here’s what I am reading over the weekend:
An eyeopener-Why Las Vegas is moving to Macau (New Yorker)
How investing turns nice people into psychopaths (Atlantic)
The Yangon spring (Economist)
Cars that can run over 200000 miles (Forbes)
Timeshare prices plummet to 1$ (Smart Money)
An extra ordinary story – The man who wore a sanitary napkin (Open)
One man Army-Gen V K Singh (Tehelka)
Profile of one of my favorite financial analysts Neeraj Monga of Vertias (Outlook )
Tata’s new range of defence vehicles (Team BHP)
The case against kids-Is having kids immoral ? (New Yorker)
Some stuff I am reading this morning:
Ten Things to know about Home Insurance (Moneycontrol)
Hedge funds try new approach in India (WSJ)
The Japanese Professor who is teaching India Inc (ET)
Mutual Funds lose 36,000 Crores worth of assets (Financial Express)
Court frames charges against RIL officials, Mukesh Ambani let off (SuchetaDalal)
The BRICS summit-the Chinese ate all the mutton chops (Bloomberg)
A paradox-Avoid correlation by following all the trends (Allaboutalpha)
Warren Buffett:Hypocrite Extraordinaire? (DailyReckoning)
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