Tuesday 31 May 2016

Economic Times



Business Standard
Ø  PE funds now want more or even the whole pie
Ø  Despite efforts, no results in agri-economy: Gadkari
Ø  Trai issues pre-consultation paper on net neutrality 
Ø  No TDS for PF withdrawals of up to Rs 50,000 from June 1
Ø  Tata Motors Q4 net surges 3-fold at Rs 5,177 cr
Ø  Sebi notifies winding down policy for depositories
Ø  'Govt, RBI trying to resolve payment issue with Venezuela'
Ø  Government announces rules for equalisation levy

Ø  Ficci survey pegs FY17 growth at 7.7%
Ø  Now ministers can approve non-plan proposals of upto Rs500 cr
Ø  Use black money disclosure window and 'sleep well': FM
Ø  S&P lowers long-term issuer credit rating on Bank of India
Ø  Don't extend diesel vehicle ban to other cities: Centre to NGT
Ø  PNB, BoI might skip dividend in FY17: FinMin
Ø  S&P, Fitch downgrade Rolta
Ø  L&T Infotech recalls 1,500 job offers
Business Line
Ø  PSUs told to give vacant space for skill training centres
Ø  Oil prices dip on strong dollar, rising Canadian output
Ø  Fire at Subros forces Maruti to suspend production
Ø  Extend tax holiday for start-ups to 7 years: Nirmala to FinMin
Ø  JSW Group sees opportunity in a sectoral crisis
Ø  926 govt Web sites fail quality audit
Mint
Ø  Banks may continue to report bad loans issues for 2 more qtr
Ø  Mahindra Q4 profit rises 6% to Rs583.73 cr on higher SUV sales
Ø  Hindalco’s aluminium business back in the driver’s seat
Ø  Berger Paints profit surges 34% to Rs94.75 cr in March quarter
Ø  Reliance Communications Q4 net profit falls 22%
Ø  NTPC Q4 net profit dips 7.73% to Rs 2,716.41 crore
Financial Express               
Ø  Sensex gains for fifth day, rallies 72 points; Nifty settles  8,170
Ø  Christine Lagarde remote control makes Europeans doubt IMF role in Greek deal
Ø  Sebi orders attachment of 25 properties of 3 firms
Ø  MTNL posts net profit of Rs 174.58 cr for January-March
Ø  Australia miners merge, hope to boost lithium sales

Financial Chronicle
Ø  SoftBank’s investments in India may surpass $10b
Ø  FM to take India story forward with Japanese investors
Ø  India to drive world for next 10 yrs: Goh Chok Tong
Ø  Investor education pays off, SIP accounts double
Ø  SBI becomes top merchant acquiring bank in country
Ø  PSUs lack good capital buffer, profitability: Moody's

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