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Newsletter | 04 July 2016

Kingfisher Airlines books go missing

Kingfisher Airlines books go missing

Kingfisher Airlines tells Serious Fraud Investigation Office that an IT services vendor took away computers and servers with the accounts information

Global growth may not be as bad as the rhetoric suggests

Four charts that show the current narrative on key economic parameters isn't much off from historical averages

Genesis Colors plans Rs650 crore IPO

The Sequoia Capital-backed Genesis Colors will use the funds for expansion and provide an exit opportunity to its investors

Snapdeal, Aditya Birla Group front-runners to buy Jabong

Jabong has expedited sale process as owners AB Kinnevik, Rocket Internet are reluctant to invest more into the company in a gloomy e-commerce market

OPINION

Why India needs a uniform civil code

Why India needs a uniform civil code

Constitutional law should override religious law in a secular republic

India's pragmatic liberalism

Indian economic reforms are gradual and attempt to carry with them as much of the populace as they possibly can

India's three big challenges

Productivity should be measured by the output produced per unit of the scarcest resources

Brexit, missile control and India

A diminished England, sans nuclear weapons, coupled with a fragmenting Europe, is unlikely to play its traditional role of shaping norms

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Most foreign investors say Rajan's understanding of financial markets and economy is outstanding, but of politics is poor and that's what cost his job

The idea of 24x7 shopping

The idea is a reminder of the distance that India has traversed in the last three decades and more and, more importantly, how much more we have to go

IL&FS Investment Managers to raise $500 million infrastructure fund

Fund to focus on roads and energy projects; explore opportunities in waste management, ports and logistics

PE investments in real estate decline 42% in first half of 2016

PE funds channelled $954 million into realty projects in Jan-Jun, compared to $1.66 billion in the same period in 2015

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