Some stuff I am reading today morning:
India’s beauty industry lures investors (WSJ)
Hackers can cripple India’s power grids (ET)
Govt ready with radical health plan (Mint)
India’s blackout belies fantasies of superpower status (FT)
Tactical is hard and smart does not mean good (TRB)
Big game hunting in the Phillippines (DailyReckoning)
Negative rates as a precursor to the death of banking (FTAlphaville)
Iron ore going down down down (FTAlphaville)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
The diesel generator: India’s trusty power source (Nytimes)
Avoid speculative F&O but hedging can help (Mint)
SGX extends India access with 16 July Nifty Options launch (MarketWatch)
Is buying insurance from private insurance companies in India a good idea? (Anand)
The Pro’s process-Brian Shannon (Embracethetrend)
The cult of equity is dying (BillGross)
The real crash is ahead (MarketWatch)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Maruti customers may defect (FirstPost)
Why is bank credit higher if growth is slowing? (Mint)
Inflation a big worry , says RBI on policy eve (BS)
RBI Watch:First Quarter Review 2012-13 (RBI)
Annual Reports and Revised Schedule VI (NeerajMarathe)
Street Life (TRB)
13 Wall Street phrases that dont have any meaning (Moneygame)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
RBI unlikely to cut rates (Mint)
Is the bubble bursting for Internet 2.0 stocks? (NYT)
What is at stake for Mallya if Kingfisher fails?(ET)
Beyond 7 Billion (LATimes)
The gatecrashing Indian woman at the Olympics (SMH)
A $115 Billion Table Tennis Match (BusinessWeek)
Bollywood gossip of the week (RajeevMasand)
Some interesting off beat reading for the weekend:
Not just a migrant headache (IndrajitHazra)
How not to invest in Myanmar (ForeignAffairs)
London Olympics:The most embarrassing opening ceremony? (Forbes)
How much does a US college education actually cost? (Atlantic)
Mumbai’s BEST buses (TeamBHP)
The mythical rise of Asian Americans (ProjectSyndicate)
Spoof:Manmohan Singh changes his name to Gandhi (UnrealTimes)
Karl Rove is back full time (BusinessWeek)