Wednesday 25 May 2016

Economic Times



Business Standard

Ø  'US Fed unlikely to hike interest rates soon'

Ø  Need to empower banks to deal with NPAs: FM

Ø  Govt eyes Rs 25 lakh cr infra investments to create 4 crore jobs

Ø  Tech Mahindra drops plans to start payments bank 

Ø  'At least four parties bid for Tata Steel's UK assets'

Ø  Airtel buys Videocon's airwaves for Rs 4,428 crore

Ø  High interest rates affecting industry, small biz: N Sitharaman

Ø  UAE tightens norms for import of veggies from India



Ø  Asset value math may hit black money window

Ø  India Inc bats for Raghuram Rajan's second innings at RBI

Ø  IT Dept to declare the name of tax defaulters

Ø  Skymet raises monsoon forecast to 109% of long period average

Ø  Monsanto to reject Bayer bid, seek higher price-sources

Ø  Rupee free fall continues, plunges 26 paise to 67.75

Ø  RBI says 1/3rd of ATMs non-functional, warns of penal action

Ø  Maruti to spend 40% of FY17 capex on product development

Business Line

Ø  Labour Minister for raising EPFO’s investment in stocks 

Ø  FSSAI suggests ban on potassium bromate use as food additive

Ø  IRDAI imposes Rs. 35 lakh penalty on Future Generali 

Ø  Bajaj Finance Q4 net up 36%; board declares Rs. 7/share final dividend 

Ø  Centre aims for 270.10 mt foodgrain output in 2016-17

Ø  Demerged Sterlite Tech becomes pure play telecom player

Mint

Ø  Nokia in talks with Indian telecom operators over 5G networks

Ø  Bank of India posts Rs3,587 crore loss in Q4 as provisions double

Ø  Oil ministry offers small fields under liberal terms

Ø  Colgate-Palmolive net dips 10.8% at Rs145.89 crore

Ø  VRL Logistics stock plunges as promoters announce aviation foray

Ø  Re-looking at Indian operations due to diesel ban: Toyota

Financial Express               

Ø  Sensex snaps 4-day losing streak, ends 75 points up, Nifty settles at 7,749;

Ø  Tata Global Beverage Q4 net profit at Rs 106 crore

Ø  Ministry of Civil Aviation to move aviation policy for Cabinet nod in few weeks

Ø  Stop outages or face licence cancellation: Delhi govt to discoms



Financial Chronicle

Ø  It's time for PSU banks' mergers, says Vinod Rai

Ø  India seeks rights to operate Iran oil field

Ø  DB sees India's GDP growth at 7.8% next year

Ø  China wants to extend its Nepal rail link to India

Ø  Indian tablet shipments go up by 1.3% over FY15

Ø  Nissan eyes 20% growth in sales in North East

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