Business Standard
Ø India third worst hit nation by ransomware Wannacry
Ø India ranked second in renewable energy index
Ø 91 lakh persons come under tax net post note ban: Jaitley
Ø LIC's profit from mkts up 72% at Rs 19K cr in FY17
Ø Gems & jewellery trade ready for GST roll out from July
Ø TCS gets structural makeover with renewed focus on going digital
Ø Tata Steel agrees to UK pension deal
Ø 1% tax at source under GST likely for online sellers
Ø M&A activity in India's payment sector flourishing: VCCEdge
Ø Tata Steel's Q4 consolidated net loss narrows 62% to Rs 1,168 cr
Ø Sugar mills want complete exemption from packing in jute bags
Ø Mswipe to acquire PayU's offline POS business operations
Business Line
Mint
Ø Over 48,000 attempts of WannaCry ransomware attacks detected in India: Quick Heal
Ø BHEL bags ₹233-cr order from Ramagundam Fertilizers
Ø China, India dominate coal ownership amid divestments: Report
Ø CBI initiates investigation on Chidambaram, son as government hails ‘clean money’
Ø Future Group enters joint venture to open ‘fbb’ stores in West Asia
Ø EPFO looks to invest Rs18,000 crore in stocks
Ø Indian Oil to enter MSCI India index, Divis Lab out
Ø Sensex closes at new peak of 30,583 points, Nifty scales 9,500
Ø FSSAI to define junk food before imposing additional tax
Ø Maruti Suzuki CEO: Not possible to shift to electric cars immediately
Ø EPFO reduces claim settlement period to 10 days
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø Experts 'insufficiently critical' on policy matters: CEA Arvind Subramanian
Ø United Nations revises downward India's GDP growth for 2017
Ø Eurozone needs more than Germany for breakout growth
Ø Snapdeal’s sale to Flipkart yet to get approval of Ratan Tata and Azim Premji: Report
Ø Vodafone dials up € 6.3B loss over India troubles
Ø Rupee turns weaker against dollar, down 6 paise
Ø Rupee gets stronger, may cause job losses in IT sector
Ø Truck, bus tyre imports touch new heights
Ø Monsoon likely to hit Kerala coast on May 30
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