{LONGTERMINVESTORS} Livemint Newsletter | 28 APRIL 2016

 

Newsletter | 28 April 2016

E-commerce firms put sales on hold Amazon, Flipkart and Snapdeal have cancelled planned sale events and accompanying advertisements to avoid potential punishment

Why the MCA21 portal is a pain to use Fourteen years and counting into the 21st century vision of the MCA, it will be fair to say that the portal sucks 30% sourcing condition waived for Apple stores Govt panel does away with condition because of the cutting-edge technology the iPhone maker would bring; only Arun Jaitley's approval needed for Apple to go ahead with the proposal Global Fashion Group raises $339 million; valuation down 68% Investor Rocket Internet says it continued to be 'very excited' by the prospects of Global Fashion Group, given its market-leading presence in emerging markets

OPINION Will Nitish Kumar be the challenger in 2019? An alliance led by him can tap into caste agitations and youth unrest

Researching education With a few exceptions,the field of education in India faces extreme paucity of research on its most relevant questions An economic defence of surge pricing Drivers who did not find it worthwhile to work at lower prices were willing to do so after surge pricing kicked in BARC promises new services, buyers look for stability The Broadcast India study will offer a revised estimate of the TV viewing universe and throw light on the changing habits of viewers

More on Livemint JSW Energy to bail out JSPL by acquiring Chhattisgarh power plant Sale of the power plant will help JSPL address its interest payment obligations, pare overall debt of Rs42,500 crore After Equitas's stellar listing, will Ujjivan follow suit? The fact that valuations are reasonable and return ratios will improve gradually after some moderation in the interim is likely to ensure that there are enough takers for the Ujjivan issue The banking elephant and the insurance whale At the end of December, LIC's gross NPAs as percentage of its debt portfolio stood at 4.23% compared with SBI's 5.1% High air and water pollution in India's 41 tier-II cities Central Pollution Control Board finds that the waste treatment capacity of the cities barely covers 10% of their sewage

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