Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø Reliance Jio Infocomm launches its much-awaited 4G services
Ø India-Pakistan trade: Modi-Sharif bonhomie may open up new frontiers
Ø 'CAD remains in check; may be less than $25 billion'
Ø 'India may be 3rd largest economy after 2030'
Ø Petroleum products to be out of GST for now: CEA Arvind Subramanian
Ø Debt, agro-commodities best value creators of 2015
Ø Next-gen Ambanis take charge at Jio soft launch
Ø ITC and HUL to slug it out in health care space
Ø India did well in year of global economic turmoil: Jaitley
Ø Bad loans turn worse in 2015; Banks bet on 'rainbow' reforms
Ø GAIL to buy 5% stake in consortium building TAPI pipeline
Ø Over 9,500 complaints pending with banking ombudsmen: RBI
Ø Nestle eyes double digit growth for Maggi noodles
Business Line
Mint
Ø Despite exits, foreign investors still high on Indian stocks
Ø Action plan on ‘Start up India’ to be launched on Jan 16: Modi
Ø China approves IPO reform proposal, new system could start by March
Ø Tariff bids: ACME Solar in wait-and-watch mode
Ø HSBC sees CSR spends more than doubling to Rs. 22 cr in FY17
Ø European capitals warned of potential terror attacks
Ø Trai aims to resolve some net neutrality issues by early 2016
Ø Coal India output up 8.8% over last year’s production
Ø Oil price slump a chance to enhance energy security: Dharmendra Pradhan
Ø Indian Oil, Oil India signs MoU with Rosneft for Siberian oilfield
Ø Disappointment for equities in 2015
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø FPIs selling spree continues; withdraw Rs 6,500 cr in December
Ø Gold imports lose steam, fall 36.5 pc to $3.5 bn in November
Ø Assocham revises FY16 export outlook downwards to $255-260 bn
Ø Unresolved trade pact: India to meet European Union in January
Ø MF investment in equity markets at Rs 70,000 crore in 2015
Ø India Inc's earnings may start improving in next few months
Ø Cotton output set to decline 11% as acreage, yield shrink
Ø Base metals need to wait for a couple of quarters for recovery
Ø Chennai floods wash out Rs 1700 crore of MSME biz
Business Standard
Ø Reliance Jio Infocomm launches its much-awaited 4G services
Ø India-Pakistan trade: Modi-Sharif bonhomie may open up new frontiers
Ø 'CAD remains in check; may be less than $25 billion'
Ø 'India may be 3rd largest economy after 2030'
Ø Petroleum products to be out of GST for now: CEA Arvind Subramanian
Ø Debt, agro-commodities best value creators of 2015
Ø Next-gen Ambanis take charge at Jio soft launch
Ø ITC and HUL to slug it out in health care space
Ø India did well in year of global economic turmoil: Jaitley
Ø Bad loans turn worse in 2015; Banks bet on 'rainbow' reforms
Ø GAIL to buy 5% stake in consortium building TAPI pipeline
Ø Over 9,500 complaints pending with banking ombudsmen: RBI
Ø Nestle eyes double digit growth for Maggi noodles
Business Line
Mint
Ø Despite exits, foreign investors still high on Indian stocks
Ø Action plan on ‘Start up India’ to be launched on Jan 16: Modi
Ø China approves IPO reform proposal, new system could start by March
Ø Tariff bids: ACME Solar in wait-and-watch mode
Ø HSBC sees CSR spends more than doubling to Rs. 22 cr in FY17
Ø European capitals warned of potential terror attacks
Ø Trai aims to resolve some net neutrality issues by early 2016
Ø Coal India output up 8.8% over last year’s production
Ø Oil price slump a chance to enhance energy security: Dharmendra Pradhan
Ø Indian Oil, Oil India signs MoU with Rosneft for Siberian oilfield
Ø Disappointment for equities in 2015
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø FPIs selling spree continues; withdraw Rs 6,500 cr in December
Ø Gold imports lose steam, fall 36.5 pc to $3.5 bn in November
Ø Assocham revises FY16 export outlook downwards to $255-260 bn
Ø Unresolved trade pact: India to meet European Union in January
Ø MF investment in equity markets at Rs 70,000 crore in 2015
Ø India Inc's earnings may start improving in next few months
Ø Cotton output set to decline 11% as acreage, yield shrink
Ø Base metals need to wait for a couple of quarters for recovery
Ø Chennai floods wash out Rs 1700 crore of MSME biz
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