Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  Inflation down in February; raises hope for interest rate cut

Ø  Cairn India seeking higher price to extract more oil

Ø  New policies to attract investments in oil&gas: S&P

Ø  India's trade deficit with China swells to $51.9 billion in 2015

Ø  RIL, Tata Motors among top 10 sustainable firms: Survey

Ø  India Inc's overseas investment up 40% at $3.14 bn

Ø  'No evidence of money laundering by IDBI bankers'



Ø  Rs 4,000-crore USL funds transfer under scanner

Ø  Jindal Power divests 4.12% holding in India Energy Exchange

Ø  Proposal of 25% corporate tax cut will bring transparency: India Ratings

Ø  Wheat, pulses and seasonal fruits maximum hit in hailstorm

Ø  Sebi rule makes Vijay Mallya's board position at Bayer, Sanofi shaky

Ø  Moody's downgrades Adani Abbot Point Terminal

Business Line

Ø  Crompton Greaves’ businessrejig move arrests value erosion

Ø  Delhi HC stays government ban on Pfizer's Corex cough syrup

Ø  Mallya case: ED writes to banks, multiple probe agencies 

Ø  GST will integrate Indian economy, attract FDI: ADB chief 

Ø  Wipro picks up minority stake in US-based Emailage

Mint

Ø  Opec sees lower 2016 demand for its oil, pointing to higher surplus

Ø  Govt may need an extra Rs25,000 cr in risk to fiscal deficit goal

Ø  Rusty Kingfisher jets on tarmac show besieged Vijay Mallya’s fallen empire

Ø  ICICI Bank to raise $750 million via offshore 10-year bonds

Ø  Bankers in two-day marathon meeting to discuss 10 stressed cases

Financial Express                

Ø  Sensex closes 86 points up, Nifty50 settles at 7,539;

Ø  Glenmark gets final FDA nod for migraine headache relief drug

Ø  Morgan Stanley revises India growth estimate for 2016 to 7.5%

Ø  Air India monetising assets to bounce back

Ø  HSBC cautious, underweight on Indian equities



Financial Chronicle

Ø  No rollback of excise on jewellery: Jaitley

Ø  India is the largest three-wheeler industry globally

Ø  Fairfax to acquire 49% in Quantum Advisors

Ø  Core banking facility available at over 20k post offices

Ø  ONGC mulls drilling nine development wells in 2 fields