Business Standard
Ø UAE to store crude in India's strategic facility
Ø Kia, Daihatsu may enter Indian car market, could pose serious challenge to Maruti
Ø Janet Yellen warns of domestic, global risks to US economy
Ø Arun Jaitley invites UAE to invest in NIIF
Ø Trai's decision anti-colonialist: Marc Andreessen
Ø 'Govt to provide houses in less than Rs 5L'
Ø Market value of PSU Banks half of their bad loans
Ø EPFO plans one time bonus of Rs 750 cr in FY16
Ø Jaitley likely to pare disinvestment target
Ø Tough task as PSU stocks lose quarter of their value in one year
Ø Global economic turmoil hitting Indian markets, says govt
Ø Grant 5-yr tax holiday to manufacturing units in SEZs: CII to Govt
Ø USITC hearing on anti-dumping probe on steel products from India in May
Ø Cos must explore Africa for producing pulses, oilseed: Govt
Ø GlaxoSmithKline Pharma Q3 net up 76% at Rs 80 cr
Ø Ambuja Cements net dips 66% in Dec quarter
Business Line
Ø SEC to vote on rules for swap dealers on US soil
Ø Tata Motors global sales rise 16% in January
Ø Abolish dividend distribution tax, says Raamdeo Agrawal
Ø Gold ETFs record Rs. 656 cr outflow in FY16; AUM down 8.5%
Ø Disappointed with 700 MHz pricing: Vodafone
Ø NHPC net profit more than doubles
Ø Mercator sells Singapore arm for S$3
Mint
Ø Chinese internet firms offer $1.23 bn for Norway’s Opera Software
Ø SBI default swaps jump to highest since 2014
Ø ACC profit falls 69% to Rs102 crore
Ø Indian Overseas Bank Q3 loss widens to Rs1,425 crore
Ø ONGC mulls $500 million investment in Venezuelan field
Ø Identity theft biggest contributor to fraud: Report
Ø India Cements posts Rs5 crore profit in Q3, misses estimates
Financial Express
Ø Sensex slides for 3rd straight session, ends 262 points down, Nifty50 settles at 7,221; banking stocks fall
Ø India's growth well below trend: Deutsche Bank
Ø Tata Consultancy bullish on BFSI segment growth in FY17
Ø Gold prices near highest in 7-1/2 months on safe-haven demand
Ø Tax collection 73.5% of target till Jan: Hasmukh Adhia
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