Economic Times

Business Standard
Ø  No free ride for quasi equity in Mauritius pact
Ø  ndia seeks to pay $6.5B to Iran for oil imports
Ø  Have enough minefields already, don't want any more: Rajan
Ø  P-Notes: Foreign investors fine with key Sebi proposals
Ø  India third in attractiveness index of renewable energy: Report
Ø  Those making money in India must pay taxes: Jaitley
Ø  April this year was hottest on record, finds NASA

Ø  We need healthier PSU banks; wait for a few days: Arun Jaitley
Ø  Precision tool to get speed on e-commerce profit road
Ø  Sebi readies dividend distribution policy for top 500 firms
Ø  'Brexit' can open up opportunities for India: Report
Ø  EPFO may invest over Rs 6,000 cr in equity market in 2016-17
Ø  Stock market turnover slides 43% in Jan-April this year
Ø  Coal India to offer 79 million tonnes coal for e-auction
Business Line
Ø  Jaitley: Mauritius tax treaty revision not to hit FDI
Ø  Global investors return to gold ETFs
Ø  Govt to reward departments for going paperless 
Ø  Norms for road projects will be diluted: Nitin Gadkari 
Ø  ‘New products will drive growth at Dr Reddy’s’
Ø  India using buying power to beat down crude oil prices
Mint
Ø  Sebi planning to tighten listing norms
Ø  GE Power India to grow 50% in 2016: Steve Bolze
Ø  G7 to take steps on global steel glut-draft
Ø  Amazon reveals it owns indirect minority stake in India third-party seller
Ø  SAIL lines up Rs6,000 crore capital expenditure for FY17
Financial Express               
Ø  Overseas investors sell Rs 178 crore worth shares in 2 weeks
Ø  Centre sets into motion second phase of PMUY
Ø  Google faces record 3 bln euro EU antitrust fine: Telegraph
Ø  Hero Cycles files lawsuit against Avon on IPR 'violation'
Ø  12 per cent of India's land mass vulnerable to landslide: GSI
Ø  Mother Dairy eyes Rs 10k-cr turnover in 3 years

Financial Chronicle
Ø  Retail sector to grow from $600b to $1 trillion by 2020
Ø  Sarovar Hotels gets all set for African foray
Ø  New tea e-auction platform set to ease pan-India trading
Ø  Mutual funds folio count rises 4 lakh to 4.8 crore
Ø  Piramal to acquire 4 brands of Pfizer