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Newsletter | 02 May 2016

Are corporate earnings on recovery path?

Are corporate earnings on recovery path?

Analysis of 76 firms that have announced March quarter results shows 64.5% of them beat analysts' estimates

Brands face higher costs for celebrity endorsements

A celebrity endorsement legislation can lead to new clauses in endorsement contracts, a new insurance scheme, and costlier brand ambassadors

Convergys in talks to buy Minacs for $500 million

Minacs owners Capital Square Partners, CX Partners Llp had put the company on the block in January; Rothschild is advising them on the sale

Isro: A world class Make in India example

The launch of a satellite for India's own GPS shows Isro's innovations are clearly the best Make in India products and, at the same, the most cost-effective space programme in the world

OPINION

The case of the missing Indian taxpayers

The case of the missing Indian taxpayers

There is one taxpayer per 16 voters—severely skewing national policy

Small steps to reform

At a time when there is a logjam in Parliament, it may be fruitful for the government to accelerate small reforms

Economics needs a new paradigm

The aim must not be merely GDP growth, but more urgently, fair inclusion and environmental sustainability

Why investors misread the market

Do investors suffer from behavioural biases? New research demonstrates that they do: they think that a crash is far more likely than it actually is

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Ranking India's states on consumption

NSSO surveys paint a rather different picture from the conventional narrative of growth in the states

Banks Board Bureau: Old wine in a new bottle?

The problem of bad loans, raising capital, and an overhaul of the banking sector cannot be done by merely asking the bureau to select bankers for top jobs

Banks' NPA problem not over till the fat lady sings

With earnings yet to show meaningful improvement, and investment demand some time away, private lenders will continue feeling the heat

What is the link between Sensex and commodity index?

If the Indian market was such a big beneficiary from lower commodity prices, what impact will a modest upturn have on the Sensex or the economy?

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