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SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence  |  sumanspeaks.blogspot.com Travel & Hospitality · Turnaround Watch Easy Trip Planners At ₹5.78: The Hotel Business Is Growing Faster Than The Old Business Is Shrinking Near its 52-week low, EaseMyTrip is quietly turning into a different company than the one that listed in 2021 — and the next few quarters will decide whether that transformation shows up in the profit line. Easy Trip Planners Ltd trades around ₹5.78, with a market capitalisation of approximately ₹2,300 crore. That is close to its 52-week low of ₹5.74. At first glance, that looks like a stock the market has simply given up on. Look closer, and a more interesting picture emerges. The balance sheet is clean. Revenue is still growing. And one part of the business — hotels and holiday packa...
Worst of global recession behind us: Google CEO:
Now Google is telling what I mentioned 4 (four) months back......
W S Industries Ltd recommnded to the Paid Groups, in this Sunday Report, moved to Rs.48.70, before cooling down a bit. The stock was recommended at Rs.44.4.
Kohinoor Broadcasting Corporation Ltd almost hit the buyer freeze on some positive developments in the counter. The stock was earlier asked to be accumulated at Rs.4 Rs.4.25 range. The company got the permission for setting up an entertainment channel. This is in addition to the other channels whose approval the company already received. PITTSBURGH: Google Inc Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said acquisitions are "turned on again" at the Internet company and expects to do one small deal a month instead of hiring new staff.
Schmidt also reiterated his view that the worst of the global recession is over, seeing improvement both inside and outside the United States.
"It's clear that the worst is behind us," Schmidt told Reuters Television in an interview on Wednesday, ahead of delivering a speech on green technology on the fringes of the G20 summit in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
"What we see at Google is some level of improvement and what is more important is we see it not just in the United States but outside the United States," he said.
Schmidt also said acquisition activity was returning to normal at his company. Google has historically maintained a steady pace of acquiring small, privately held companies but its deal machine took a breather earlier this year when Schmidt said that prices were too high for his liking.
"Acquisitions are turned on again at Google and we are doing our normal maneuvers, which is small companies. My estimate would be one-a-month acquisitions and these are largely in lieu of hiring," Schmidt said.
"There may be larger acquisitions but they really are unpredictable."

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