Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  Central banks' easy money policy roiling world mkts: Rajan 

Ø  Trai may propose increase in quantum of auction

Ø  ECB keeps rates unchanged at record low as expected

Ø  'China reaches point of no return' |'India needs growth engines'

Ø  NSEL to pay Rs 1.66 cr fine in money laundering case

Ø  RBI allows banks to sell India Gold Coins

Ø  Vedanta pares down bond repurchase to $227 mn

Ø  RBI caps number of transactions on pensioners' a/c



Ø  Adani may buy L&T's Punjab power plant

Ø  Bankers finalise new owners for Electrosteel

Ø  Growth should improve once commodities stabilise: World Bank

Ø  Natco enters licensing agreement with Brystol-Myers Squib

Ø  Securitisation to be key for small finance banks: Moody's

Ø  Hindustan Zinc's Q3 net slides 24%, Q4 output seen muted

Ø  Glenmark Pharma gets USFDA nod for two generic drugs

Ø  IOC doubles crude oil buy from Nigeria on term contract

Business Line

Ø  Textile exports may cross $40 b this fiscal: Minister

Ø  India to remain attractive investment destination: Citigroup

Ø  Kalpataru Power bags four orders for power transmission-related projects 

Ø  NSE shareholders fear revamp plans may delay bourse’s listing

Ø  Reliance Capital in talks to divest stake in insurance biz

Ø  IndiGo posts 24% rise in profit at ₹657.3-crore 

Mint

Ø  Citigroup’s slide in India M&A deals shows rise of local bankers

Ø  Sebi panel suggests reforms to grow alternative funds industry

Ø  Mukesh Ambani’s wealth grew most in the world as oil prices plunged

Ø  Ratan Tata invests in baby products retailer FirstCry

Ø  CREO raises $3 million from Sequoia Capital, others

Ø  Microsoft to donate $1 billion in cloud resources to non-profits, researchers

Financial Express

Ø  Sensex closes 100 points down on weak global cues, Nifty settles below 7,280

Ø  Idea Cellular Q3 profit dips marginally to Rs 764.21 cr

Ø  Tata's JLR becomes UK's largest car maker

Ø  Oil prices fall near 2003 lows on oversupply, demand worries

Ø  BSE market cap falls Rs 10 lakh cr in 2016 so far



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Emerging markets lost $735b in 2015: IIF

Ø  Global stocks battered as oil pushes below $27

Ø  Small cells the future of telecom tower infrastructure

Ø  FDI flows into India nearly doubled in 2015: UNCTAD

Ø  Rice, wheat to be fortified with iron, vitamins

Ø  M&As down 18% at $30b in 2015: Thornton