Thursday 31 March 2016

Economic Times



Business Standard

Ø  Rel Jio is world’s largest startup: Mukesh Ambani

Ø  Cos with over Rs 500 cr net-worth under new Ind AS

Ø  Credit growth in Indian banks Slows down, says RBI

Ø  RBI allows infra firms to borrow overseas for short tenor

Ø  Fed's Evans sees high hurdle to April rate hike

Ø  Exiting UK operations a logical way of de-risking businesses: Tata Steel

Ø  India, WB sign $1.5 bn loan pact for Swachh Bharat Mission



Ø  Banks may not buy Mallya's settlement offer by September

Ø  RBI's take on liquidity most important in the policy: Economists

Ø  Cameron likely to hold emergency meet on Tata Steel UK business

Ø  ONGC has found hydrocarbon deposit in Mizoram

Ø  Suzlon bags 48.30 Mw wind power project from Indian Oil Corp

Ø  Kalyani eyes tie-up with Italian firm for making small arms

Ø  Adani Group enters defence sector with statement of intent

Business Line

Ø   Small savings interest cut is ‘double taxation’: panel

Ø  Europe exit will help Tata Steel pare debt, trim losses

Ø  India-Australia joint research projects get $5.6 mn funding boost 

Ø  MOPE acquires 4.1% stake in Indian Energy Exchange

Ø  Special dividend for Hind Zinc shareholders

Ø  ‘Start-ups are not a bubble, they are a necessity’

Mint

Ø  RBI gives loan defaulters’ list to Supreme Court, seeks secrecy

Ø  UTI AMC continues to push for IPO; plans to offload 26% stake

Ø  Govt extends import taxes on some steel products till March’18

Ø  Kandla Port poised to reach three-figure mark in cargo handling

Ø  Tata Motors’ defence business bets its future on FICV

Ø  United Bank of India to raise Rs480 crore from govt via preferential allotment

Financial Express                

Ø  Sensex ends 438 points up on buying in metal, realty shares; Nifty settles at 7,735

Ø  Bharti Airtel's low-cost strategy unsustainable: BMI

Ø  Gas prices to dip 17 per cent to $3.15

Ø  Govt proposes strict penalty, jail term for ponzi operators

Ø  Vijay Mallya offers to pay Rs 4,000 cr to settle case



Financial Chronicle

Ø  ADB cuts India's growth forecast to 7.4% for 2016-17

Ø  RIL invests over Rs 1.5L cr in telecom, internet venture

Ø  Nestle dragged to court in UP over 'sub-standard' Maggi

Ø  Swavalamban subscribers can switch to APY: PFRDA

Ø  Sun Pharma shares gain 2%; m-cap up by Rs 4,238 cr

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