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Newsletter | 23 August 2016

Has Flipkart lost No 1 slot to Amazon? Flipkart reported gross sales of less than Rs2,000 crore in July, while Amazon's gross sales crept above Rs2,000 crore

Flipkart speeds up shift back to retail model Flipkart's return to the retail model results in better customer experience in product quality and delivery speed, but sales growth remains a concern Carlyle Group readies bid for Claris's injectable drugs business Private equity firm Carlyle Group will partner a drug maker to acquire Claris's business valued at about Rs2,600-3,000 crore FSSAI wants to regulate quality of tap water Food regulator FSSAI is examining possibility of holding municipal authorities, state water supply boards accountable for the quality of water they supply

OPINION A false narrative of the Indian state in Kashmir There is an ongoing attempt to paint it as a brutal, rogue regime

Will America de-financialize? One can tentatively stick one's neck out and predict that inequality is more likely to drop than rise further in the US RBI's autonomy and accountability The current macroeconomic situation demands that we move beyond theoretical discussions about autonomy The Brexit question that nobody asked Is Britain's less-than-full-hearted commitment to the EU best pursued as an increasingly anomalous member or as a concerned and friendly neighbour?

More on Livemint GST roll-out may spur demand for bigger warehousing spaces Developers look to tap opportunity in likely boom in logistics and the resultant demand for large land parcels Govt makes fresh push for NSEL's merger with FTIL A unit with a separate corporate identity will not be so heavily reliant on a parent as NSEL is on FTIL, govt tells HC Piramal invests Rs150 crore in Smaaash Entertainment Smaaash, which has five gaming arcades, will use the funds to enter new markets in India and abroad Welspun India gets tangled in knots Target terminates contract with Welspun India because the firm, according to Target, substituted Egyptian cotton with a cheaper variant while supplying bedsheets

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