Ages since I last posted.Some interesting links for the day:
Second Wave of big reforms today (Firstpost)
Nifty charts show the slowdown (Capitalmind)
Difficult to ignore Reliance Industries (Gaurav)
My rules on investing (Cassandra)
Census towns hit the property jackpot (Mint)
Who you calling the dumb money ? (TRB)
Work As A Game (LifeScoop)
Am travelling with limited access to the internet.But still was able to compile the mega linkfest for the weekend.Enjoy !!
The slow boat to high growth (Tehelka)
Pawar Vs Pawar again (Open)
Supreme Court exposes Speak Asia (Moneylife)
Warren Buffett’s private poker game (ForbesIndia)
Straight honest Parsi Money (OutlookIndia)
Thoughts on ageing stars (JaiArjun)
India: In search of a dream (Economist)
How Scientology determined Tom Cruise’s dating life (VanityFair)
Inside the India syndrome:How spirtuality is killing Westerners (Details)
The silence that preceded China’s Great Leap into Famine (Smithsonian)
The lie factory (NewYorker)
Power,pollution and the internet (NYTimes)
Travelogue:Floating villages of Cambodia (Ghumakkar)
Mumbai police launches real time traffic app (TeamBHP)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Coalgate is 96% Congress scam, 4% others (Firstpost)
Deal with Diageo may keep Mallya aloft (Mint)
Warrior duo who sunk Ajit Pawar (MumbaiMirror)
Mukesh Ambani plans telecom reentry (FT)
Playing a game of economic survivor (InstitutionalInvestor)
Astrology guides some financial traders (Marketplace)
Spain has a brand new double crisis on its hands (BusinessInsider)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Telcos to take 13500 Crores hit (BS)
Food Inflation and agricultural supply management (RBI)
Drunk Trading (TRB)
5 ways I can smell a failed trader (BrianLund)
For Warren Buffett, the cash option is priceless (Globe&Mail)
John Thain is ready for his next challenge (Dealbreaker)
Curing diabetes with self cell therapy (DailyReckoning)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
UB shareholders get ready to grill Mallya (BusinessLine)
A turning point for Indian reform (WSJ)
A sea change in market sentiment (Mint)
In round 3 for the Fed, a challenge for investors (NYTimes)
The Aussie debacle is signalling a Chinese hard landing (Moneygame)
The next panic (TheAtlantic)
What the computer revolution has done (AjayShah)