Economic Times

Economic Times

 

Business Standard

Ø  Government works overtime to ready GST by April 1

Ø  Petrol prices cut by Rs 1/litre, diesel by Rs 2

Ø  Oil, gas industry to lose out heavily from GST: Icra

Ø  Bullion gave 41% returns, outshone most stocks in 2016

Ø  'India's Iran oil imports rise to five-year high in July'

Ø  CSR data: Govt tweaking annual filing form for cos

Ø  Post offices to be converted into payment banks

Ø  Home sales up 9% in Q1, grow 3rd straight quarter

 

Ø  Pain for SBI's associate banks to stay in Q2: SBI chief

Ø  LIC, Aberdeen hold key to Nuvo-Grasim merger

Ø  Brexit tremor hits Infosys; may impact larger Indian IT

Ø  Economic freedom is true freedom, says J Jayalalithaa

Ø  BSNL FY16 operating profit expected to rise fivefold

Ø  ICF Chennai targets to produce 2,486 coaches in 2016-17

Ø  RBI questions banks for lending Rs 5,262 cr to REI Agro

Business Line

Ø  Coastal shipping could save steel firms ₹6,500 cr annually 

Ø  Raymond on expansion, consolidation mode

Ø  NSE to delist 14 companies from Aug 31

Ø  Unitech’s Ramesh Chandra, others told not to leave country without nod

Ø  ‘MRPL to shut secondary units in Sept-Oct for maintenance work’ 

Mint

Ø  Sebi paper on algo trading fuels disquiet

Ø  EY to re-evaluate GSPC onshore blocks

Ø  Deals Buzz: Hindalco’s Novelis unit to raise up to $1.1 billion

Ø  Telcos seek more time for spectrum auction

Ø  RBI should continue with R Rajan's policies on inflation: Moody's

Ø  Pfizer plans to bring more global drugs to India

Ø  Piramal in talks to invest Rs800 crore in ACME Solar

Financial Express               

Ø  OPEC deal a tough task, as oil output freeze expectations rise

Ø  Nalco has performed successfully amid market downturn: T K Chand

Ø  NMDC eyes selling 35 MT iron ore this fiscal

Ø  Brokers can't hire celebrities to endorse prize money schemes

 

Financial Chronicle

Ø  Modi backs new inflation target of 4 per cent

Ø  Mutual fund houses lay out red carpet for investors

Ø  Mkts may continue to experience hiccups in near-term

Ø  PM to save Rs 1.25L cr energy cost through LED bulbs

Ø  Insurers may be asked to list shares within 3 years