Monday, 14 March 2016

Economic Times


Business Standard

Ø  Mission clean-up: Banks to pull up loan defaulters

Ø  DBS to buy RBS’ Indian onshore ops for Rs 1k-cr

Ø  Asian economies led by India to be major growth driver: IMF

Ø  Rajan wants global rules of conduct for central banks

Ø  Telecom cos seek service tax levy roll back

Ø  BSE gets in-principle nod for listing; IPO in 6-9 months

Ø  Only 11% investments announced in manufacturing sector recorded: Study

Ø  Sebi clampdown busts over Rs 15K cr worth tax evasion



Ø  Spectrum sale faces delay

Ø  Lagarde lauds India's fiscal policy

Ø  Hope to pass GST, bankruptcy bill this session: Jaitley

Ø  Sebi to encourage listed firms to adopt dividend policies

Ø  Service tax levy on spectrum to increase tariff rates: COAI

Ø  Parliamentary panel on land bill to meet on Monday

Ø  Despite slowdown, China received $126 billion FDI in 2015

Ø  NMDC raises iron ore lump prices; first hike since June 2014

Business Line

Ø  Central banks on watch as economics stumble, markets sway 

Ø  India needs 115 mn non-farm jobs over next decade: President 

Ø  India’s banking sector well capitalised: Lagarde

Ø  British finance minister flags budget cuts 

Ø  Costlier food continues to hurt southern States

Ø  Pharmaceutical sector posts 12% growth in Feb: Report

Mint

Ø  Rajat Gupta released after completing 2-year prison term

Ø  Now, Vijay Mallya faces non-bailable warrant in H’bad court

Ø  RIL arm to invest Rs1,300 crore in Haryana for electronics hub

Ø  Kalanithi Maran drags SpiceJet to court

Ø  No gas pricing freedom for RIL if arbitration continues

Ø  ONGC plans $5 billion investment to develop eastern gas asset

Financial Express                

Ø  Diageo to 'review' Tribunal order, says $40mn paid to Vijay Mallya

Ø  BSE looks to prevent trade reversals in equity derivatives

Ø  Top eight companies add Rs 21,296 cr in market valuation

Ø  Sebi clamps down on wilful defaulters



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Macro-data, Fed meeting on market's radar

Ø  AUM doesn't reflect true picture of mutual funds

Ø  Tata plant to produce 100% flat, higher strength steel

Ø  ETFs are the most simple, transparent of all products

Ø  Marginal growth in hotel revenue per room

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