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Newsletter | 12 July 2016

Flipkart firms up plans to comply with e-commerce FDI norms

Flipkart firms up plans to comply with e-commerce FDI norms

Flipkart identifies at least four large seller entities that will help it comply with norms on sales contribution and discounts

TA Associates in talks to acquire stake in Kota coaching firm Resonance

US-based TA Associates plans to buy about 27% stake in Kota-based coaching institute Resonance for Rs400 crore

Freshdesk sees interest from global investors for buying stake

Freshdesk has got an offer from a US-based strategic investor for purchasing a stake at a valuation of more than $500 million

L&T Infotech IPO will excite employees, but put them under pressure: A.M. Naik

L&T chairman AM Naik says L&T Infotech will make tactical and important acquisitions after April 2017

OPINION

India needs a robust corporate bond market

India needs a robust corporate bond market

Large firms should get most of their funds from the bond market, not banks

Food for Thought

Increased consciousness against the use of animal ingredients has prompted a new focus on food labelling around the world

Booms and busts in oil prices

Better regulation in commodity markets could have mitigated oil-price bubbles and their fallout

Just say no to high-speed rail

China has started to question the business case for high-speed rail, especially as an export to other countries

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How Sunny Leone manages her money

Actor Sunny Leone's current business interests include perfumes and online gaming. Personal investments, too, are made with a long-term intent

BIFR referrals remain high as stress on small firms persists

Depressed earnings and some companies misusing the provisions of the law to delay loan recovery for the surge over past 18 months

Formalizing India's informal economy

Disruptive technology is bringing about a fascinating transformation in India's informal economy

Banks are stressed: What do we do?

There cannot be a turnaround in India's banking sector till such time the govt accepts that capital infusion is just one tool and it needs to do more for banks' revival

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