Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø Economy not doing good: CII
Ø Govt may break budget deficit target
Ø China central bank injects billions to ease strain
Ø Global oil, gas prices to remain weak in 2016: Moody's
Ø Government removes export duty on iron ore pellets
Ø Govt starts probe into dumping of Chinese auto part
Ø Telcos may raise tariffs to make up for call drop fine
Ø Lafarge plans to exit India operations
Ø Corporate earnings may grow only 2% in Dec quarter: Crisil
Ø India produces 7.98 mn ton sugar, exports 0.3 mn ton till Dec
Ø Equity derivative volumes on BSE slide to four-year lows
Ø LIC profit jumps 10% in FY15, pays Rs 1,804 cr to govt
Ø Multiple income-tax raids on Apollo group hospitals
Ø SC upholds ban on sale of large diesel vehicles in Delhi
Business Line
Mint
Ø India weighs fiscal stimulus in new budget despite fast economic growth
Ø CCI nod for Reliance Capital-Goldman Sachs deal
Ø HDFC, ICICI, Reliance mutual funds retain top slots
Ø Jewellery body seeks revision of pan card limit to Rs. 10 lakh
Ø BHEL commissions 600 MW thermal unit in Telangana
Ø Govt notifies new norms to deal with cheque bounce cases
Ø Drug regulator warns e-pharmacies against violating rules
Ø SDR will defer recognition of Rs1.5 trillion worth NPAs
Ø TCS better off losing bid for Dell’s Perot Systems
Ø Educomp lenders looking at strategic debt restructuring
Ø GMR Group’s office attacked in Kathmandu
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø Sensex ends 43 points down, Nifty50 settles at 7,784, Tata Steel gains over 6%
Ø RBI Guv Raghuram Rajan meets Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
Ø Transactions between Kalaignar TV, DB group not genuine: ED
Ø US sues Volkswagen for $20 bn over emissions cheating
Ø RIL outperforms Sensex after 7 years, rally to continue
Ø UBS sees Nifty at 8,200 by year-end
Ø China stocks swing as economy worries persist
Ø Barclays to shut Indian equities in costs drive: Sources
Ø 45 Indians in Forbes list of achievers under the age of 30
Ø Tata Projects begins work on western DFC section
Ø Hitachi Solutions buys IT services firm Ignify
Business Standard
Ø Economy not doing good: CII
Ø Govt may break budget deficit target
Ø China central bank injects billions to ease strain
Ø Global oil, gas prices to remain weak in 2016: Moody's
Ø Government removes export duty on iron ore pellets
Ø Govt starts probe into dumping of Chinese auto part
Ø Telcos may raise tariffs to make up for call drop fine
Ø Lafarge plans to exit India operations
Ø Corporate earnings may grow only 2% in Dec quarter: Crisil
Ø India produces 7.98 mn ton sugar, exports 0.3 mn ton till Dec
Ø Equity derivative volumes on BSE slide to four-year lows
Ø LIC profit jumps 10% in FY15, pays Rs 1,804 cr to govt
Ø Multiple income-tax raids on Apollo group hospitals
Ø SC upholds ban on sale of large diesel vehicles in Delhi
Business Line
Mint
Ø India weighs fiscal stimulus in new budget despite fast economic growth
Ø CCI nod for Reliance Capital-Goldman Sachs deal
Ø HDFC, ICICI, Reliance mutual funds retain top slots
Ø Jewellery body seeks revision of pan card limit to Rs. 10 lakh
Ø BHEL commissions 600 MW thermal unit in Telangana
Ø Govt notifies new norms to deal with cheque bounce cases
Ø Drug regulator warns e-pharmacies against violating rules
Ø SDR will defer recognition of Rs1.5 trillion worth NPAs
Ø TCS better off losing bid for Dell’s Perot Systems
Ø Educomp lenders looking at strategic debt restructuring
Ø GMR Group’s office attacked in Kathmandu
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø Sensex ends 43 points down, Nifty50 settles at 7,784, Tata Steel gains over 6%
Ø RBI Guv Raghuram Rajan meets Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
Ø Transactions between Kalaignar TV, DB group not genuine: ED
Ø US sues Volkswagen for $20 bn over emissions cheating
Ø RIL outperforms Sensex after 7 years, rally to continue
Ø UBS sees Nifty at 8,200 by year-end
Ø China stocks swing as economy worries persist
Ø Barclays to shut Indian equities in costs drive: Sources
Ø 45 Indians in Forbes list of achievers under the age of 30
Ø Tata Projects begins work on western DFC section
Ø Hitachi Solutions buys IT services firm Ignify
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