Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  Govt refiners join forces for better OPEC oil deals

Ø  Bruised Sensex languishes near bottom of league table

Ø  Banks may be flouting insider trading norms

Ø  IMF chief sees 'tepid' growth for world economy

Ø  RBI extends swap arrangement with SAARC nations

Ø  NTPC stake sale: Institutional buyers put in Rs 7000-crore bids 

Ø  PNP declares 900 firms as wilful defaulters; owe Rs 11,000 cr 

Ø  Japan seeks investment from Indian companies



Ø  Phased pension hike likely to meet fiscal deficit target

Ø  Govt. starts probe into circumvention of duty on steel items

Ø  OMC to hold next round of iron ore auctions on February 26

Ø  Four Tata Group companies to raise $2.5 bn via foreign loans

Ø  Don't reimpose customs duty on crude: Oil firms

Ø  PGCIL arm to set up aluminium conductor unit in Odisha

Ø  Lupin eyes acquisitions, remains committed to emerging markets

Business Line

Ø   Remove disincentives to domestic output 

Ø  Energy shortage is down to 2.3% from 4%: President

Ø  S&P puts HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank Bahrain bonds under CreditWatch

Ø  US, Russia announce Syria truce from Saturday 

Ø  Kotak Bank to buy 20% stake in Airtel arm for ₹98 crore

Ø  Pakistan Parliament becomes first in world to run on solar power 

Mint

Ø  Standard Chartered reports $981 million loss from Indian operations

Ø  Party ending for Vijay Mallya in Rs8 trillion bank revamp

Ø  Adani Ports considering acquisitions in India, abroad

Ø  IDFC Alternatives fund buys 76% stake from NCC, Soma in Bengaluru highway

Ø  IDBI Bank gets Sebi approval for its Rs3,771 crore QIP

Ø  Piramal Fund plans Rs15,000 crore credit line

Financial Express                

Ø  Sensex snaps 4-day winning streak, ends 378 points down, Nifty settles at 7,109

Ø  Guj Budget has rural focus; luxury cars to be costlier

Ø  Budget: OFS in CIL, NBCC may be lined up next fiscal

Ø  Top 10 wilful defaulters owe PNB Rs 3,554 cr

Ø  Union Budget 2016: India’s fiscal metrics to remain weaker than peers, says Moody’s



Financial Chronicle

Ø  India's fiscal metrics to remain weaker than peers: Moody's

Ø  Rail Budget may unveil capacity enhancement plan

Ø  EPFO to get tough with companies on dues front

Ø  High spectrum price can hit investments: Vodafone

Ø  Tata Motors DVR, 3 other cos gain on Nifty inclusion

Ø  MFs approach Sebi with 16 NFO proposals this year