Some stuff I am reading today morning:
RCom:The nightmare continues (BusinessLine)
RBI Watch:India’s post crisis economic challenges (RBI)
India’s potato prince gets free power (Bloomberg)
Murder spotlights Pakistan’s heroin kingpin (Reuters)
Should investors care about economic growth? (Go2CIO)
John Hussman on moving average crossover strategies (TRB)
The worst housing markets in the world (BusinessInsider)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
ECB Chief hints at bond purchases (WSJ)
LIC embarks on ambitious plan to cover all Indians (Mint)
Drought in India devastates farmers (NYTimes)
Indian banks urged to act decisively (FT)
Why market Fridays matter (UpsideTrader)
Investing:Hedges on the edge (FT)
21 ways rich people think differently (BusinessInsider)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Abolish Capital Gains Tax:Shome Panel (FE)
Sai Baba’s deed surfaces a year after his death (Mint)
Sahara’s retail model may be flawed (BS)
Buy MOIL (BusinessLine)
US companies prepare for Greece exit from Euro (NYTimes)
10 Most Dangerous things BSchools teach MBAs (Forbes)
Bollywood gossip of the week (RajeevMasand)
Some offbeat Sunday reads:
The true story of how Mitt Romney made his millions (RollingStone)
Who wears the pants in this economy? (NYTimes)
Car Review: A close look at Renault Scala (TeamBHP)
Travelogue: Lovedale to Ketty walk by the rails (Ghumakkar)
Book Review:LBJ in the Presidency (IDreamBooks)
10 Signs Mumbai is going to the dogs (MumbaiBoss)
A trip to India for total silence (MensJournal)
Some interesting reads for the weekend:
Shafting the truth (IndrajtHazra)
Disillusioned Kashmiri militants return to India (Caravan)
Assam:Why this hot wind blows (Tehelka)
The seer of Pakistan (NewYorker)
Berezovsky Vs Abramovich (Economist)
Rebranding Amsterdam (Smithsonian)
Thomas Kuhn:the man who changed the way the world looked at science (Guardian)