Monday 21 November 2016

Business Standard



Ø  Note ban: Auto industry takes a hit in Nov sales

Ø  Liquidity to stay, rates may fall further: SBI

Ø  Bank account violators will face 7 yrs jail, warns IT dept

Ø  RBI proposes Islamic window in banks

Ø  'Mining can add $70 bn to India's GDP in next 15 yrs'

Ø  Patanjali to acquire more land for Nagpur project

Ø  16 of 22 PSU banks skip dividend in FY16 on mounting NPAs

Ø  Staff crunch likely to restrict I-T scanner on bank deposits

Ø  Cheaper bank loans soon: PM

Ø  PSU bank stocks make the most of demonetisation move

Ø  FPI outflows hit $3 bn in Nov on cash crisis, US rate hike fears

Ø  Govt gets 6 more weeks to respond to Cairn Energy arbitration

Ø  MFs eye Rs 1.5 trillion inflows from HNIs, retail investors

Ø  Oilfield auction: Exxon Mobil, BP, RIL likely to skip
Business Line

Mint

Ø  Informal GST Council meeting remains inconclusive

Ø  TTK Prestige eyes ₹1,700-cr turnover this fiscal

Ø  Global NCAP gives 4-star rating to Tata Zest

Ø  Maharashtra tops list of internet subscribers in India

Ø  Notes ban to swell digital payment platforms’ kitty: Assocham 

Ø  Sebi considers giving a fillip to start-up ecosystem

Ø  New rules on network rollout to reduce call drops: COAI

Ø  APEC summit: China, Russia to push for free-trade area in Asia-Pacific

Ø  Shree Cement in bid to buy Shiva Cement

Ø  Promoter share pledges continue to remain high
Financial Express

Financial Chronicle

Ø  Top companies can shift 40% steel movement to coastal shipping: Government

Ø  Made efforts to ensure actions based on equity: India on COP22

Ø  Stocks may see volatility, demonetisation to hog limelight, say experts

Ø  Fund mop-up via QIP plunges 78% to Rs 2,818 cr in HI FY17

Ø  Mauritius hopes to remain top FDI source despite new treaty

Ø  RBI dispels rumours of fake Rs 10 coins in circulation

Ø  Centre cautions against shady Jan Dhan deposits

Ø  NHPC to refinance Rs 2,000 cr loan; hopes to recover dues

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