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Posts Tagged ‘ IOC ’

Wen Flew Over the Bird’s Nest

Aug 10th, 2008 | By Jawahir Mulraj | Category: Emerging Markets

The title of this column is inspired by a brilliant Jack Nicholson movie called ‘One flew over the cuckoo’s nest’. Friday saw the opening ceremony of the Olympics at the Birds Nest stadium in Beijing, and Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao must have been proud of its spectacular success. The Chinese political leaders who were determined to showcase their country’s success and worked towards that nationalistic goal must now be flying with pride.



Stark Contrasts in Creation of Value

Jun 23rd, 2008 | By Jawahir Mulraj | Category: Emerging Markets

Last week we saw sale of promoter’s stake in Ranbaxy, India’s largest generic pharma company, to Dii Ichi Sankyo of Japan. Ranbaxy, set up in 1961, was valued at $ 8.5 b. in the deal. During a prior week I had attended the analyst meet of Punjab National Bank, which, after 119 years, has grown to become the largest but one (after SBI) public sector bank.



Don’t Be Sanguine for Auld Lang Syne

May 10th, 2008 | By Jawahir Mulraj | Category: Politics & Economics

Everyone, but everyone, knows that stock markets globally are driven by two primal emotions, viz excessive greed (which brings about the end of a bull market) and fear (which signals the demise of the bear).