This news sent a chill down my spine because it addressed a social issue.

It is said that a person never looses unless he does not stop fighting back. Maggi is one quintessential. Despite being challenged by all indian government boards Maggi is attempting at bringing itself back. It is not only making itself but also the workers who used to work insides its factory.
ET provides some testimonials.....

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/cons-products/food/cautious-optimism-in-moga-as-maggi-resumes-trial-runs/articleshow/49577920.cms

Small business have flooded the indian market as a result Economic times has started its own page Small Bizz

Another market mover. The beverage which we all drink is floating its IPO....

What do you think? whether to go for it or not.....

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/stocks/news/coffee-day-ipo-opens-on-wednesday-should-you-subscribe-or-avoid/articleshow/49334515.cms

woah!! government is going fast. lets see how effective will it be...

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/tax-savers/tax-news/government-to-unveil-new-i-t-tool-to-check-pan-transactions-history/articleshow/49337498.cms

Fuederai - the second generation chinese rich

There are many entrepreneur who sprouted up in china because of the economics boost, the government support. Most of them holding some of the main commercial business in china. They are better of and they work a lot. But what about their kids. They are called the second generation rich kids. They have completed their education from prestigious schools and established themselves. But after completing their schooling from such high class schools they are not willing to take over their parents business. If they don't then what is the use of their education. I mean it will not go waste. But all the established businesses in china will be in jeopardy.

Here is profound view on these kids by Bloomberg..

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2015-10-01/children-of-the-yuan-percent-everyone-hates-china-s-rich-kids

didactic reviews on startup culture.

I don't know why but the startup culture is bustling in our era. Baby companies are throwing of evaluation that look like mere hyperbole. But it is money and everyone goes where the money goes.
An interview by ET on uber ceo travis kalanick gives us a glimpse of this culture

nice read on indian working strategy - by RBI governor/ former IMF economist

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/policy/rbi-governor-raghuram-rajan-talks-of-strong-institutions-slams-jugaad/articleshow/49011750.cms