Friday 21 October 2016

Economic Times


Business Standard

Ø  Debit card data theft: Finance Ministry, RBI seek report

Ø  RBI simplifies norms for ECB transactions

Ø  Telcos pay over Rs 32,400 cr to govt for spectrum purchase

Ø  3.2 mn debit cards compromised, SBI among worst hit

Ø  Wipro to buy Appirio cloud services for $500 mn 

Ø  Tata Steel's UK ops still 'not out of the woods': CEO

Ø  Sugar mills likely to default on debt worth Rs 11,000 crore



Ø  RIL Q2 consolidated net down 23% at Rs 7,206 cr

Ø  Captive power equity structure to be modified

Ø  Investment in PPP projects shows a decline: Moody

Ø  Reliance Jio says adding 0.6-1.1 million customers every day

Ø  Banks exhaust all means of recovering money from Vijay Mallya

Ø  641 customers compromised, banks in damage control mode

Business Line



Mint

Ø  NBCC stake-sale: Non-retail portion subscribed 1.54 times

Ø  Maggi wins back market share on sustained recovery

Ø  LIC Housing Fin logs 20% rise in net profit 

Ø  Ashok Leyland bags ₹1,140 cr order from Tanzania

Ø  YES Bank net profit jumps 31% in July-Sept quarter

Ø  Mukesh Ambani’s wealth at $22.7bn equals Estonia’s GDP: Forbes 



Ø  Aditya Birla Group in talks with IFFCO to sell fertilizer arm

Ø  Sahara to deposit Rs200 cr, seeks advancement of hearing

Ø  Biocon profit up 52% to Rs.147 crore in Q2

Ø  Sebi to use drum-beaters, loudspeakers for attachment notices

Ø  Rupee closes lower at 66.81 against dollar; down 0.2%

Ø  Suzlon sells stakes to Canadian Solar, Unisun in solar projects

Financial Express



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Sensex ends 145 points up, Nifty settles tad below 8,700

Ø  No need to panic, debit cards are safe: Finance Ministry

Ø  Reliance Jio may extend your free 4G data period

Ø  EPFO has invested over Rs 9000 crore in ETFs: Bandaru Dattatreya

Ø  Tata Motors optimising structure to speed up product launches

Ø  Not looking for a partner in NMDC's Nagarnar steel plant: Government



Ø  DGCEI detects Rs 2,300 crore of black money

Ø  Next tranche of Sovereign Gold Bonds from Oct 24

Ø  Relax sourcing norms for single brand retail: US

Ø  SIDBI launches Rs 60 cr corpus ASPIRE fund

Ø  India growing faster than US for us: Facebook

Ø  Sebi re-constitutes panel on disclosure, accounting standards

Ø  No sale of heavy industry PSUs

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