Monday 18 July 2016

Economic Times

Economic Times

 

Business Standard

Ø  Reliance Industries clubs petrol pumps with retail arm

Ø  EPFO may invest up to 12% in equity markets: Govt

Ø  Banks can't get 'blanket relief' from CBI, CVC actions: R Rajan

Ø  Industry business confidence rose in June quarter: CII

Ø  47% Indians are not saving for retirement, suggests HSBC report

Ø  Tax rate cap in constitution bill not feasible: Naidu

 

Ø  Suuti stake in ITC may go to insurance firms

Ø  Ready to support GST, says Congress

Ø  India Inc upbeat on economy, higher profits

Ø  World looking to India for investment: Venkaiah Naidu

Ø  Doubling premium over Singapore benchmark tough for RIL's margins

Ø  Dabur, DRDO unit tie up for high altitude medicinal plants

Business Line

Ø  Textile mills welcome Ministry directive to Cotton Corpn on sales

Ø  Rajan to address seminar on rural development on Monday

Ø   UNIDO, Centre to roll out roadmap to promote concentrated solar thermal 

Ø  FPIs infuse Rs. 9,768 cr in capital market so far this month 

Ø  Investments in equity MFs plunge over 71% in Q1 

Mint

Ø  Raghuram Rajan signals no rate cut in the offing

Ø  Heineken plea for ‘first right’ on United Breweries share sale dismissed

Ø  NSR exits VRL Logistics through Rs147 crore block trade

Ø  Bank union threatens to disclose names of 7,000 defaulters

Ø  Trai to start mobile service quality consultation this month

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Financial Express               

Ø   Modi govt improving India’s quality of growth: Crisil

Ø  Airlines to pay huge compensation for flight cancellation or denying boarding to flier

Ø  M3M group to sell Gurgaon IT-SEZ to Tata Realty for Rs 500 cr

Ø  Hard to do business in India, but will remain here: AirAsia CEO

Ø  Centre to roll out 100 mw CST road map

 

Financial Chronicle

Ø  GST can lower cost of logistics industry: Care Ratings

Ø  Recession as Brexit hammers spending, says EY

Ø  Govt fixes Rs 3,119/gm as rate for Gold Bond Scheme

Ø  Irdai expands product list for service units

Ø  Indian market is attractively valued but not over-valued

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