Googly audio to be launched soon

Music director Joshua Sridhar perhaps unknowingly lifted the tune of his own Tamil film ‘Veppam’ for his Kannada film ‘Whistle’ that released the audio on Monday evening at Windsor Manor Hotel.....

Sridhar Silberfein, raised in a Jewish family on Long Island, N.Y., is the founder of the Hindu yoga festival Bhakti Fest. (Rebecca Spence) JOSHUA TREE, Calif. (JTA) — In 1968, only six years after founding the AEPi chapter at his Long Island ...

Tepper stokes the melt-up. "I am definitely bullish. The budget deficit is shrinking massively. Guys who are short, they better have a shovel to get out of the grave." Hedge fund manager David Tepper, CNBC, May 14, 2013 Mr. Tepper has every reason ...

The upcoming Sandalwood filmWhistle, directed by Prashanth Raj and starring Chiranjeevi Sarja and Pranitha Subhash, reportedly has only three songs. And, one of the songs, Pahala Pahala, was released on You Tube yesterday and has already received ...

Indicators of serious market excess abound. The yen was hit for 2.6% this week, with the dollar/yen breaking above 100 to the highest level since 2008. Gold was down 1.5%, silver 1.5%, and platinum 2.0%. Japan's Nikkei jumped 6.7%, increasing 2013 ...

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More pressure on commodities, commodity currencies, commodity economies and equities. Yet another fascinating week - and one more week of anecdotes confirming the global Bubble thesis. I have vivid memories of reading a Financial Times article back ...

It seems a case of too much liquidity for too long having chased too few global risk markets. Instability. "The Fed has been talking about asset bubbles since the 'irrational exuberance' speech which was 1996. So it's nothing new. We had a big ...

: "The question of the morning: Do you want to break out the phrase again, 'irrational exuberance'?" Alan Greenspan: "No, I don't think it's quite appropriate in this type of environment. In fact, a basic way of looking at this degree of exuberance ...