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Newsletter | 01 July 2016

Raghuram Rajan revives the debate over his exit

Raghuram Rajan revives the debate over his exit

Raghuram Rajan tells parliamentary panel that a three-year tenure for an RBI governor is 'short', citing the longer tenures offered to global counterparts

UltraTech's Rs15,900 crore Jaypee cement deal hits a hurdle

Jaiprakash Associates hasn't met certain financial commitments for the cement assets under review; the deal is still on

World Bank to help India-led solar alliance mobilize $1 trillion

World Bank to also give India $1 billion loan to expand solar energy generation, including a $625 million grid-connected rooftop solar programme

Tata vs RIL: Fortune favours the brave

Despite setbacks overseas, Tata Group's market capitalization has grown rapidly, as compared to Reliance which has played it safe with global acquisitions

OPINION

July 1991—the month that changed India

July 1991—the month that changed India

The 1991 reforms had intellectual clarity as well as internal consistency

An instant is all it takes

The idea of slicing is fundamental to calculus. And on impossibly thin slices sit entire mathematical edifices

Asset quality and bank loan ratings

The surveillance rating of loans, if done well, should pick up signals and reflect in the revised ratings

Ignore the supercomputer race

What will matter is who invests most wisely in basic research—the kind of methodical, unglamorous science that might only yield results years in the future

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Flipkart remains India's most popular e-commerce brand

Flipkart marginally ahead of Amazon, while Snapdeal comes in a distant third, based on the RedSeer E-tailing Leadership Index

Nifty closes at eight-month high as Brexit fears wane

Nifty, Sensex post highest quarterly gains since June 2014 when the NDA govt took charge at the centre

LIC-led NBFC may offer up to Rs1 trillion credit guarantee

The non-banking financial company (NBFC) will provide credit guarantees to large infrastructure projects, especially by the centre and states

SoftBank faces US inquiry over alleged Nikesh Arora conflicts

SEC office in Los Angeles is looking into whether Nikesh Arora had conflicts of interest or engaged in questionable behaviour, and SoftBank's disclosures to investors

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