Wednesday 25 January 2017

Economic Times



·         James Hogan to step down as Etihad CEO

·         Japan's Nippon Paper set to buy Plus Paper Foodpac

·         CBI court remands 9 accused to judicial custody in KFA loan default case

·         Ankur Khanna quits as CFO of AirAsia India

·         Impose tax on cash withdrawal above Rs 50,000, panel on digital payments suggests PM Modi

·         Tata Sons’ Director Amit Chandra denies Cyrus Mistry allegations

·         Supreme Court rejects government plea to postpone BCCI case hearing by two weeks

·         Cyrus Mistry seeks legal waiver at NCLT

·         Idea Cellular moves HC against Trai penalty of Rs 950cr

·         Kapurs likely to steer away from Sona Koyo

·         New round of capital infusion for PSBs soon

·         Kotak Mahindra sells 2.1% in South Indian Bank for Rs 60 crore

·         Muthoot Microfin to raise Rs 130 crore from Creation Investments

·         Coal India to allow buyers to lift coal within three years under e-auction

·         Lupin launches Ortho-Cyclen tablets in US

·         Ajanta Pharma denies alert from USFDA, says supply is on


 Business Line

·         CBDT tightens screws on shell companies

·         ‘Unknown sources’ make up 69% of parties’ income

·         Nabard allowed to raise ₹20,000 cr for crop loans

·         BASF enters crop protection for rice with three products

·         BookMyShow acquires MastiTickets

·         OYO checks into more premium category

·         Lupin launches Ortho-Cyclen tablets in US

·         A start-up that offers group discount programme

·         PepsiCo goes for digital transformation

·         Apollo Sugar to double network to 100 clinics

·         ITC to split Chairman’s post


  Business Standard

·         US President Trump speaks with PM Modi over phone, says WH press secretary

·         71% of donations to political parties from unknown sources

·         JSW bids Rs 25,000 cr for Bhushan Steel

·         Note ban squeezed gold demand to 650-750 tonnes: WCG

·         We are re-engineering our costs: D Shivakumar, chairman & CEO, PepsiCo

·         AirAsia India opts for leasing via tender route

·         CBI charge sheet opens way for Mallya extradition

·         Minimum import price on steel short-term step: Govt

·         Weathermen divided on El Niño


  Mint

·         Snapdeal in talks with SoftBank to raise funds at lower valuation

·         Flipkart’s new CEO has his work cut out in the wake of top-level exits

·         US seeks enhanced India market access after Trans-Pacific Partnership pullout

·         Sanjiv Puri to be named ITC CEO, chairman's post may be split

·         CBI charges Vijay Mallya with fraud, criminal conspiracy

·         Actis in talks to promote new renewable energy platform, after Ostro success

·         Alibaba lifts forecast as new ventures bolster e-commerce

·         Ashok Leyland finance arm raises Rs250 crore through rights issue

·         Income-tax dept issues norms to determine residency status of companies

·         Inox emerges as top bidder for SRS Cinemas acquisition

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