Monday 30 May 2016

Economic Times



Business Standard

Ø  Govt may merge loss-making PSEs with profitable peers

Ø  Rel Jio to lease more base stations from tower cos

Ø  China's bad loans rise: Banking regulator

Ø  India's infra growth story a hit in Japan, Softbank may invest big in solar power: FM

Ø  'Normal monsoons can boost farm income by 20%'

Ø  Govt to cancel tenders bagged by Finmeccanica

Ø  Tata Steel may hold on to its UK steelworks: Report



Ø  Govt eyes Rs 8,000 cr from stake sale in 4 PSUs

Ø  Govt sanguine about GST passage minus Cong leg-up

Ø  Investment in farm infrastructure must for 100% FDI in food processing

Ø  Government plans to unveil solar zones policy in June

Ø  Sun Pharma gets US subpoena over pricing of generic drugs

Ø  PM to visit 5 nations; to discuss black money issue with Swiss

Ø  UP sugar mills face heat over Rs 2,500 crore arrears

Business Line

Ø  Indo-American Chamber bid to boost bilateral trade, KPMG to come out with report

Ø  Dumping duty imposed on coumarin imports from China

Ø  Auction of coal linkages for sponge iron sector on Tuesday

Ø  India among top 10 steel importers in 2015: WSA

Ø  United Spirits plans to reduce debt by Rs. 2,000 cr in 2 years

Ø  Jet Airways to take back six Boeing planes from Etihad 

Mint

Ø  Coal India Q4 profit up marginally at Rs4,248 crore

Ø  Reliance Infra Q4 profit rises 43.7% to Rs659.85 crore

Ø  Bayer CEO invites environmental groups to discuss Monsanto bid

Ø  Govt seeks CSR spending information under companies law

Ø  ONGC plans buying majority stake in GSPC’s KG gas block

Ø  Sebi launches auction process for PACL assets

Financial Express               

Ø  CBDT begins consultation process with stakeholders on GAAR

Ø  India targetting steel output of 300 mn tonnes: Vishnu Deo Sai

Ø  Global economic crisis linked to 260,000 more cancer deaths: Study

Ø  Beyond IT/BPO, new jobs not being created: 2/3 of record FDI only in services

Ø  Twitter has paid $322,420 to bug hunters so far



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Foreign investors welcome, but no place for tainted money: Sebi

Ø  Govt to cancel defence tenders bagged by Finmeccanica

Ø  'RBI to lower rates by another 50 bps in FY17'

Ø  Cotton to stay lower on rise in output at home, abroad

Ø  Govt to sell off 14 perennially loss making ITDC hotels⁠⁠⁠⁠

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