Thursday 18 May 2017

Business Standard



Ø  US' debt back at record high after a decade

Ø  Panel to examine financial stress in telecom sector

Ø  RInfra asks for quick payment of arbitration win

Ø  Govt mulls easing FDI in print media, construction, retail

Ø  Rs 2.6 tn of bank credit may slip in next 12-18 months

Ø  Affordable housing contributed over 50 per cent to sales in Q3 FY17: Survey

Ø  Hindustan Unilever Q4 net up 6% at Rs 1,183 cr

Ø  Vodafone-Idea deal faces Sebi questions

Ø  S&P braces for worst day since Sept on concerns over Trump's reforms

Ø  Tata most valuable brand, Airtel at number 2

Ø  Infosys to hire nearly 20K engineers from campuses next yr

Ø  Sebi cracks whip on credit rating agencies in Amtek Auto case

Business Line



Mint

Ø  GST Council to meet on May 18 to fix rates on goods, services

Ø  Cabinet clears proposal to build ten atomic reactors

Ø  Paytm to start payments bank operations from May 23

Ø  Mukesh Ambani leads Forbes list of Global Game Changers

Ø  Jubilant gets USFDA nod for generic hypertension drug

Ø  Cabinet approves restructuring of Hindustan Organic Chemicals

Ø  Union cabinet approves new coal linkage policy, pushes nuclear power plants

Ø  Banks to add $41 billion of bad loans by 2018/19

Ø  JSW Steel Q4 profit triples to Rs1,009 crore

Ø  Warburg Pincus sells its 25% stake in Capital First

Ø  IFC to invest $40 million in Tata Cleantech bonds

Ø  L&T Tech to hire 2,500 Indians in FY18, step up US recruitment

Financial Express



Financial Chronicle

Ø  PM Modi-led Cabinet approves pharma mission to develop bio pharmaceuticals

Ø  Sebi sets position limit for cross-currency futures and options contract

Ø  Apple said to plan laptop upgrades as Microsoft enters market

Ø  Exports rising despite global headwinds: Nirmala Sitharaman

Ø  Four sugar mills surrender 23K tonnes import quota

Ø  Telecom’s stressed fin health triggers IMG

Ø  Britain’s state-rescued Lloyds bank back in private hands

Ø  South Korea says high possibility of conflict with North

Ø  NSEL investors get SFIO mail

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