8 posts for your weekend reading

Sep 29, 2017
The Morningstar team came up with various posts they have read in the media over the past week and have presented them to our readers.
 

Economy: Will the BJP course correct?

There is a shocking decline from expectations of double-digit growth after the BJP surged to power in May 2014. The mood of the nation has changed. With the economy in a shambles and the promised job growth nowhere in sight, here are a few issues that could trip up the government, if it is not in listening mode.

Saving money and running backwards

Wealth has a curse. It’s called the hedonic treadmill. Its mission – and it is ruthless – is to move the goal post of your financial dreams, extinguishing the joy you thought you’d get from having more money once you attain it.

Buffett's hedge-fund bet was a virtual sure thing

The Sage of Omaha's willingness to back index funds probably saved many investors from costly errors.

Amazon doesn’t need to make money on groceries

By cutting prices on staples at Whole Foods, e-commerce giant looks to boost traffic at rivals’ expense and puts pressure on Wal-Mart and Kroger.

Morgan Stanley bets on digital to forecast $6trillion economy, Sensex at 1,30,000

On the two pillars of JAM and GST, the top team at Morgan Stanley Research has built a tower of forecasts for the Indian economy.

JAM: Jan Dhan Aadhaar Mobile / GST: Goods and Services Tax

Why you should not slog through books

Here's a system for reading 25 pages a day which many have adopted to great success.

The history of Sears predicts nearly everything Amazon is doing

One hundred years ago, a retail giant that shipped millions of products by mail moved swiftly into the brick-and-mortar business, changing it forever. Is that happening again?

One surprise standout for Uber

 Have you heard of UberEats, the delivery arm of the ride-hailing giant Uber?

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SV Prasad
Oct 9 2017 05:24 PM
An initiative worthy of appreciation. This feature could even be made a regular one which would very well complement your monthly compendium of important articles which were posted on Morning star during the last month. I found many good pieces in your monthly digest, which I would have failed to take note otherwise, as visiting an archives section is not a common activity one does with limited time to spend.
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