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Sunday Reads:April 29, 2012

Some suggested Sunday reading:

Why Indian boxers are doing so well (Open)

Jerry Rao on GST and incompetence of the UPA government (Tehelka)

Maruti Ertiga-The definite review (TeamBHP)

We are underestimating the risk of human extinction (Atlantic)

Regrets of the dying (Inspiration&Chai)

Why aren’t returns of value investors any good? (Damodaran)

The missing 13th Floor (DailyReckoning)

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Linkfest:April 27, 2012

Some suggested morning reading:

India to attract capital irrespective of any tax regime (Mint)

S&P gives India a shock (BusinessStandard)

Did SEBI bungle up by banning entry loads? (MoneyLife)

Billionaire Mittal pushes Pakistan Detente (Bloomberg)

Ecommerce in India-Sell now, pay later (Economist)

What do you do when you hit your loss limit (SMBTraining)

Gundlach Quarterly Commentary (Doubleline)

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Linkfest: April 24, 2012

Some suggested  morning reading:

FTSE 100 falls nearly 2% (FinancialExpress)

TCS beats 10 Billion $ mark (BusinessStandard)

Connecting history and the markets-Seen this movie before (BigPicture)

South Carolina is the China of America (ReformedBroker)

Why most people fail as traders (DarvasTrader)

Over their dead bodies (DailyReckoning)

How exercise could lead to a better brain (Nytimes)

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Linkfest: April 23, 2012

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Mukesh Ambani plans 12 Billion $ expansion (Bloomberg)

Bad bad news for RCOM (EconomicTimes)

Markets gear up for Akshaya Trithya (Mint)

The funds flow paradox (InvestingCaffeine)

Scandal in China (Nytimes)

Chinese media mock India;s ‘dwarf’ missile (BBC)

Bollywood gossip of the week (RajeevMasand)

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Weekend Reads:April 20, 2012

Interesting Weekend Reads:

Jeremy Grantham’s 1Q 2012 Letter (GMO)

Why is Narendra Modi afraid of the Indian Media? (Open)

Illegal mining in Madhya Pradesh (Tehelka)

How open source drug discovery is helping India (Forbes)

Why is the Rupee such a drama queen (Firstpost)

To be a woman in Pakistan (Atlantic)

Investors find emerging market plays closer to home (SmartMoney)

Feeling peaky about oil (Economist)

Defining property (PaulGraham)