This between this and that in a keyboard trend. Pls to just stop.

[Podcast] Is everything forgiven in finance? We explore the history of what seems to be a relatively less accountable business model. capitalmind.in/podcasts/podca…

Wow. No new customers online. No new credit cards. This is gonna be a pain for Kotak, they better get their act together soon. I expect at least 6 months to the bank getting back to normal. Discl: i own 1 share

This is quite a read... the story of how Google search became crap.

Estate taxes are an inevitable conclusion I think. Maybe above 100 cr. or so, a tax on an estate after death will be useful. (That also means the return of gift tax, btw) The government may resist it a little but eventually expect it to happen. Bet on lawyers and trusts :)

Wealth is created, not distributed imo. Increase opportunity, scale up resource availability, reduce interest rates and USDINR for capital, remove the license for everything madness, build more formal entrepreneurs. The poor should get richer, doesn't matter if the rich also do.

The worst possible way to lose 6 kgs of weight: go through a bout of nasty food poisoning. Not recommended.

V comes home after school and says, this is the first time I've ever seen you take sick leave. He's 17, and I guess that feels good :)

India Yearly IPO Activity (number and value): Both number and value were highest in 2023 over the last 12 years. YTD 2024 value already exceeds 7 of the last 12 years.

An app for mispronounced Cricketer names called Kumble

This is a law that absolutely needs to change. A

Deepak Shenoy Happy Sunday Deepak.

You might enjoy this, I feel.

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A little Persian for your Sunday? Nice little number: youtube.com/watch?v=UjdREu…

This is next level. First you get defrauded. Second your a/c is frozen because the fraudsters transferred someone else's money to your account as 'bait'

The rupee is struggling against the USD, but better against the EUR and GBP. The Yen has really fallen off a cliff (against USD too of course)

Japanese inflation is just 2.7% it seems. That sounds ludicrously low...do they not see margin pressures?