Business Standard

Ø  Govt makes it illegal to hold old notes post March 31 

Ø  Cabinet okays sale of India's first pharma firm

Ø  NSE files DRHP for Rs 10,000 crore mega IPO 

Ø  India, Singapore DTAA amendment on cards

Ø  90% of scrapped notes back in system, big dividend unlikely

Ø  Tata Steel seeks foreign investment for SEZ project in Odisha

Ø  Rupee hits 4-week low, plunges by 18 paise to 68.24

Ø  Demonetisation: RBI relaxes loan repayment norms

Ø  Panel bats for changing financial year to January-December

Ø  Angel investors tighten purse strings in 2016

Ø  Govt okays Rs 11,000 cr road projects for Left-wing hit areas

Ø  Govt nod for ratifying Inttl Solar Alliance Agreement

Ø  BP buys Australian petrol pump network for $1.3bn

Ø  Competition Commission rejects complaint against Toyota
Business Line

Mint

Ø  Zydus acquires six brands from US pharma player MSD

Ø  Long term effects of demonetisation ‘unclear’, says CDSL

Ø  Udupi Ruchi plans pan-India quick service restaurant cafes

Ø  Summer of 2017 may be kinder to India, predicts Korean agency 

Ø  Proof of tax paid, 4-year money lock-in must for new tax evasion amnesty 

Ø  RIL starts first phase of para-xylene plant at Jamnagar

Ø  IDFC Bank to merge lending divisions, trim workforce

Ø  Investment banking revenue falls 11% to $440 mn in 2016

Ø  Reliance Jio is ready to pounce on rivals Airtel, Vodafone, Idea Cellular

Ø  Qualcomm fined $853 mn by South Korean antitrust agency

Ø  MCap Fund Advisors set to downsize, shelves plan for second fund
Financial Express

Financial Chronicle

Ø  Acharya panel on ‘change in fiscal year’ submits report to Arun Jaitley

Ø  Direct tax collections in Mumbai, Delhi in single digit

Ø  Veggie rates fell sharply during November, official data shows

Ø  US University professor Viral V Acharya becomes fourth RBI Deputy Governor

Ø  Ratan Tata meets RSS chief, sets tongues wagging

Ø  Watal panel proposes regulatory board for digital payments

Ø  Rupee likely to fall below 70-level against dollar

Ø  Investors likely to avoid exposure to gold

Ø  Rs 600 cr interest loan waiver for farmers on the anvil