Category: Links

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

CBI guns for Anil Ambani and wife in 2G spectrum case (FE)

Govt clears 100% FDI in defence, telecom (Mint)

No quick gains for Oberoi Realty (BS)

Mumbai’s star bar girl on the Supreme Court Order (MumbaiMirror)

Why Narendra Modi’s “burkha of secularism” is an apt description (FirstPost)

3 Reasons not to vote for Narendra Modi (VoteforModi)

Whose side is your financial adviser? (Guardian)

When do you admit that you are wrong? (DragonflyCapital)

Curse of the macro tourists (BigPicture)

Apple:Game over or room to grow? (CNNMoney)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

RBI squeezes liquidity (BS)

Where to go to file e-returns? (BusinessLine)

Want to be a good trader/investor?Learn from LIC (MoneyControl)

Death of the small (Subramoney)

Retail Investors more interested in debt than equity (CapitalMind)

Pity the fool who holds the dong (DailyReckoning)

The big backlash (TRB)

Namo and the truth of US Visa (Mediacrooks)

The iPhone paradox of India’s middle class (Bloomberg)

TDS on property transactions (Moneylife)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

The forgotten software boom (Hindu)

Is India facing industrial stagflation? (Mint)

At the negotiating table with Income Tax Department (BS)

Why Vijay Mallya needs to start afresh (ET)

The Buddha is smiling in front of Bodh Gaya (NYTimes)

Why Chidambaram is the right man in the wrong party (Moneycontrol)

How to save an extra 25 Lakhs (SafalNiveshak)

Doing the Modi math (IE)

The brighter side of decades of disappointing returns (HBR)

Tapping your stock portfolio for income (WSJ)

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Naresh Goyal keeps his nose ahead (ET)

The exit of the middle class (Mint)

A bull run reaches exhaustion point (BS)

Eddie Lampert’s Sears strategy is a disaster (BI)

Carl Icahn’s no brainer may require lots of brains (WSJ)

When hedge funds go online (Reuters)

Hedge Funds are for suckers (Bloomberg)

4 mistakes that make everyone a bad investor (Fool)

How Google saved its employees from Wall Street (TRB)

How clothers should fit (Clothesshouldfit)