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As a young Scots boy, Andrew Carnegie came to America and started doing odd jobs. He ended up as one of the largest steel manufacturers in the United States. At one time he had 43 millionaires working for him. Several decades ago, a million dollars used to be a lot of money; even today it is a lot of money. Someone asked Mr. Carnegie how he dealt with people? Andrew Carnegie replied, "Dealing with people is like digging gold: When you go digging for an ounce of gold, you have to move tons of dirt to get an ounce of gold. But when you go digging, you don't go looking for the dirt, you go looking for the gold." What is your focus? Become a digger for gold. If you are looking for what is wrong with people or with things, you will find many. What are you looking for? Andrew Carnegie's reply has a very important message. There is something positive in every person and every situation. Sometimes we have to dig deep to look for the...

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With the Rohingya Muslims roaming from countries to countries to find a shelter where they can settle peacefully, the whole world has joined to criticize Aung San Suu Kyi for her silence, inert attitude, and possible support towards the persecution of the so-called world’s most persecuted minority group. The Organization of Islamic Cooperation, which includes more than 57 Muslim countries, has criticized the atrocities on the Rohingyas. In a tweet, the Nobel Laureate  Malala  Yousafzai called the treatment against the Rohingyas “shameful and tragic” and criticized Aung San Suu Kyi for failing to provide justice to the Rohingyas. Muslims, liberals and  human rights  activists have been critical to Aung San Suu Kyi, which is evident from this type of posters which shows the Nobel Laureate as a blood-sucking vampire. The social media is flooded with images of Rohingya Muslims facing persecution at the hands Buddhists. Images like this, brings out the pain, suff...

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Former CIA officer and commercial jet pilot John Lear has sworn an affidavit saying that the Twin Towers were  not  bought to the ground by planes crashing into them on 9/11. In Lear’s expert opinion the official claim that two planes crashed into the towers is actually “physically impossible.” With reports from the Kremlin this week that President Putin is ready to release satellite images proving that the Twin Towers were destroyed by “controlled demolition” rather than by the force of two planes, enormous strides towards disproving the  official 9/11 Commission  version are taking place. An affidavit is serious business in law. Unlike any other form of statement, an affidavit becomes “truth in law” if it is not rebutted. It is now up to the opponents of John Lear’s theory to present evidence and attempt to disprove his statement point by point. If they cannot or do not rebut the theory, the US Government will by omission be allowing that the ...

At Ambit, we spend a lot of time reading articles that cover a wide gamut of topics, including investment analysis, psychology, science, technology, philosophy, etc. We have been sharing our favorite reads with clients under our weekly ‘Ten Interesting Things’ product. Some of the most interesting topics covered in this week’s iteration are related to ‘overvalued US Stocks’, the ‘rising power of tech platforms’ and ‘how networking is overrated’.   Here are the some most interesting pieces that we read this week, ended September 01, 2017. 1) Investors should be wary of overvalued US stocks  [Source:  Financial Times ] US stocks are overvalued. Therefore the decision to commit money (even passively) to the S&P 500 is a bad idea. This is the argument made by James Montier and Matt Kadnar of GMO in a recent white paper. First, their model starts with breaking down the total return on stocks into its constituent parts - dividends, earnings, margins and the multip...

India Inc lauds the government's reforms-driven agenda and improved transparency, but admits that concerns like job creation and infrastructure bottlenecks need greater attention A little over three years into its tenure, the Narendra Modi-led government continues to enjoy the confidence of corporate India. This was evident at the latest edition of the Forbes India CEO Dialogues held in Mumbai on August 4, where senior industry leaders expressed satisfaction with the way policies are executed and transparency heightened in governance and economic affairs. They were also impressed with the government’s reforms-driven agenda that promises to take the economy into a new phase of growth.  The participants at the roundtable, themed ‘Reboot India: Reforms 2.0’, included Arundhati Bhattacharya, chairman, State Bank of India (SBI), Harsh Goenka, chairman, RPG Enterprises, Dilip Piramal, chairman, VIP Industries, Vikas Oberoi, chairman and managing director, Oberoi Realty, Rol...

IXL And Valens Rely On UAFRS-based Metrics To Identify Ten Great Innovators Driving Growth Around the World METRO MANILA, PHILIPPINES / ACCESSWIRE/ September 4, 2017 /  Valens Research, Global Innovation Management Institute, and IXL Center, combined their research capabilities to identify ten top, unique companies that the stock market is rewarding: • Industria de Diseño Textil, S.A. (INDITEX) • The Priceline Group Inc. • Fevertree Drinks Plc • Veeva Systems Inc. • Illumina, Inc. • Douglas Dynamics, Inc. • Mobileye N.V. • Palo Alto Networks, Inc. • IPG Photonics Corporation • Broadcom Limited

Zenith Bank is Nigeria’s largest bank by Tier 1 capital and 7th in Africa according to the Bankers’ magazine ranking in 2016. My question is simple…. how did First Bank allow “upstarts” like Zenith Bank, GT Bank and Access Bank get near her? First Bank started operations in 1894, Zenith Bank in 1990. if we consider banks are in the business of deposit generation and deployment how does a Bank like Zenith Bank accumulate more Capital than First Bank? Was First Bank asleep? Was Zenith bank running? A bit of both? Technology has equalised the game with N50,000 a start up can be created with offices in London, South Africa and China. That startup can via Social Media and mobile phones have access to the same markets any multinational has. The competition is fiercer today and so the leadership of companies must be more agile and responsive to market moves. Banking in Nigeria especially is due for a disruption, and technology will provide it. Nigerian banks are asleep, ...

We can all agree to one thing: a good thriller film is a rare commodity these days. “Why?”, you might ask. The reason is pretty simple: Hollywood makes less thrillers. So, just by a simple law of probability, the chances of you coming across a good thriller in a particular year also is so much less. Having said that, 2016 was an exception. Now that we are in the middle of 2017, I can claim that I have watched nearly every thriller that released in 2016. Not all of them were great, but I also found some hidden gems. So, apart from thrillers like ‘Arrival’ and ‘Hell or High Water’ that I assume you have already watched, here are the 14 best thrillers of 2016 that you may not have seen. 14. River An American volunteer doctor in Laos tries to intervene in the sexual assault of a young woman, but instead ends up accidentally killing her assailant. Horrified by the turn of events, John panics and flees. He soon discovers that he’s wanted not only for the murder of the assistant, bu...