Interesting reads for the weekend:
That girl next to Sania (Open)
How Parvez Tak lost his head (Tehelka)
In the Ministry of External Affairs (SashiTharoor)
Bollywood’s most boring secret (Newslaundry)
Neeraj Monga:India is an immature market (ForbesIndia)
The Money Empathy gap (NyMag)
The little known story of how modern Olympics got their start (Smithsonian)
Some stuff I am reading this morning:
CIC demands Reliance insider trading notices (FinancialExpress)
Infy debacle makes TCS look impressive (Mint)
Glenmark Pharma:Scaling new heights (BS)
Until the market rallies (TRB)
The world wide debt culture (DailyReckoning)
The best strategy for reducing stress (HBR)
To size up your market in India look twice (HBR)
George Soros’s best investment advice (MarketFolly)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
HDFC earnings tread well worn path (Mint)
Deteriorating earnings quality at TCS (Saanpaurseedi)
Rakesh Mohan criticizes Rupee policy (WSJ)
Diesel prices may rise by 5 rs/litre (BS)
Sin in in:Vice beats S&P 500 (Climateer)
Democracy reaches its limit (DailyReckoning)
Q:Why do we wear pants? A:Horses (Atlantic)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Reliance Power gets $1.1 Billion loan from China (WSJ)
Slump in IT leaves engineers with no work (ET)
Case for consolidation for small brokers (Mint)
MCX receives green signal for equity trading (BS)
US broker freezes customer funds after founder attempts suicide (Reuters)
Propping up the gold price (Alphaville)
Five things you need to know about market liquidity (Ivanhoff)
Totally addicted to debt (Psy Fi)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Water levels in major reservoirs at a 10 year low (BusinessLine)
Ratan Tata reveals his post retirement plans (Mint)
Is India facing another drought? (Mint)
OnMobile’s founder under a cloud, hits the exit door (BS)
Neither Grexit or Spexit, its Fixit or Fexit (Fistfulofeuros)
Anxious investors day trading with their investment accounts (LATimes)
Seven reasons to sell stocks short (DailyReckoning)
Top investor error: Not getting what you pay for (BigPicture)
Singapore tightens rules for foreign workers (Bloomberg)