Business Standard
Ø Reserve Bank of India eases Basel III capital rules
Ø Govt may get Rs 50K cr in next spectrum auction: Credit Suisse
Ø IDBI keen to tie up with NSDL for payments bank
Ø 'Bill Gates richest man in world, Mukesh Ambani 36th'
Ø SC to hear plea against P Chidambaram on Ishrat Jahan
Ø Govt approves Adani Ports's proposal to club three SEZs in Gujarat
Ø Budget impact: Rush of interim dividend payouts likely
Ø New dividend tax to hurt Premji, Mukesh Ambani the most
Ø GAAR to bring tax clarity for overseas investors
Ø Govt to consider partial rollback of tax on EPF withdrawals
Ø Cipla transfers consumer healthcare business to subsidiary
Ø Steel prices to increase by Rs 2,000 a tonne
Ø Hindalco, Nalco to get price hike room after customs duty hike
Ø Budget moderately positive for all sectors except PSBs: Moody's
Ø PlanMin allocation cut 86% for financial year 2017
Business Line
Ø Korean agency sees surplus monsoon for India
Ø Defence Ministry seals 44 deals worth Rs. 40,000 cr in FY 15
Ø Sahara’s Amby Valley reopens after payment of tax dues
Ø Restriction on FIIs may impact Tata Chemicals
Ø Talks to acquire French Rafale fighter jets not yet over
Ø Regulatory issues stall Tata Communications plan on Neotel exit
Mint
Ø India’s manufacturing PMI expands for a second month in February
Ø Jaguar Land Rover’s 2015-16 pretax profit set to halve
Ø DLF pushes ahead with REIT listing plans
Ø IRB says govt has cancelled award of Zojila Pass tunnel project
Ø Budget 2016-17: Cuts in R&D tax breaks disappoints life sciences industry
Financial Express
Ø SBI: RBI policy needs to be inflation, fiscal deficit driven
Ø Centre can't stop us from exporting crude: Cairn India to HC
Ø ATF price up 12%; non-subsidised LPG rate cut by Rs 61.5
Ø Indian rupee firms up 57 paise to 3-week high of 67.85 vs US dollar
Financial Chronicle
Ø Balanced effort to maintain current account deficit
Ø Lower deficit target will bring down cost of funds: MFs
Ø Tatas hikes passenger car prices by up to Rs 35,000
Ø Govt working to transform India in digital terms
Ø Skill development will pave way for better India
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