Business Standard

Ø  Fitch lowers GDP growth forecast to 6.9% from 7.4%

Ø  Note ban may hugely benefit home loan seekers 

Ø  State-run banks' bad loans over Rs 6 lakh crore

Ø  Malaysia's Axiata may hang up on Idea Cellular stake

Ø  Dec 30 may remain the last day for old note deposits

Ø  Govt to hold auction to identify buyers for 3 SAIL units

Ø  'Rs 4,00,000 crore debt risks being written off'

Ø  Consumers, exports power US 3rd quarter economic growth

Ø  Finmin invites suggestions for Budget 2017-18

Ø  200 'high-risk' drug firms come under Indian regulator lens

Ø  28% citizens yet to deposit old currency in bank: Survey

Ø  Tata Power calls EGM to remove Cyrus Mistry

Ø  China agrees to import basmati rice from 14 major Indian mills

Ø  Gross NPAs of PSBs jump nearly Rs 80,000 cr in Jul-Sep  

Business Line

Mint
Ø  Lok Sabha passes IT Act amendment to tax unexplained deposits

Ø  Consumer durable retailers go slow on fresh inventory

Ø  Sell domestic LPG only to PSU oil firms: Govt to producers

Ø  Lower lending rate key to Make in India campaign: Jindal 

Ø  RBI expected to cut rates ‘aggressively’: SBI study 

Ø  Pfizer to withdraw Corex syrup, extend line to new products

Ø  RBI pressed into service to ease Rs500 note shortage

Ø  RBI rate cut likely in December monetary policy review

Ø  Flipkart valuation slashed by Morgan Stanley for 4th time in 9 months

Ø  Reliance Jio’s entry, spectrum sale boost tower industry’s growth: Indus Towers

Ø  Swiss watchmaker Breitling said to be considering a sale

Ø  Rs8.44 trillion deposited in banks as demonetisation reaches halfway mark

Financial Express

Financial Chronicle
Ø  'Indian equity market poised for double digit returns in 2017'

Ø  BSE Sensex back on track to finish at 26,316.34, NSE Nifty settles at 8,114.30

Ø  Poorly planned urbanisation pattern may impose USD1.8 tr cost by 2050: Study

Ø  Govt approves 6 new SEZs for IT, biotech

Ø  CSB set to sell stake to Fairfax at right price

Ø  South Asia looks closely at demonetisation drive

Ø  Inflation is expected to moderate further: Dun & Bradstreet

Ø  Govt keen on proper discussion on GST Bills in Parliament

Ø  Sebi puts in place disclosure norm for InvITs

Ø  UK government denies handwritten note on Brexit is policy