Business Standard
Ø Dalmia Bharat, Shree Cements in race for Lafarge's Sri Lankan ops
Ø RBI officials meet bankers to formulate debt rejig plan
Ø Railways will invest $140 billion in infrastructure in five years
Ø Don't be over-zealous while lending: S S Mundra
Ø Steel ministry to seek extension of floor price on imports
Ø US economic outlook brightens on upbeat job
Ø China objects to India's anti-dumping probe into Chinese steel
Ø NIIF-QIA pact to help Qatar study infra funding options: FinMin
Ø Russia eyes manufacture of nuclear power components in India
Ø Monsoon rains in India 18% below average in past week
Ø RCom fares the worst in call drop test in Hyderabad
Ø NDMC passes resolution withdrawing hike in property tax rates
Ø French court slaps euro 800,000 fine on Uber, execs for illegal taxi service
Ø Centre might impose 25% duty on sugar export
Business Line
Ø US lawmakers introduce Bill for special global ties with India
Ø India expresses concern over decline in contributions to UNDP
Ø Rail, defence, postal unions serve notice for strike from July 11
Ø Sahara properties to be auctioned at Rs. 1,900 cr reserve price
Ø India now gets Mexico's backing in NSG membership bid
Ø GST: State Finance Ministers’ panel to meet on June 14-15
Mint
Ø Kerala’s LDF govt opposed to SBT’s merger with SBI: P Vijayan
Ø UK reinsurer Lloyd’s to launch India operations in 2017
Ø Ikea to consider production unit in India
Ø 1% tax on car sales to only apply on retail transactions
Ø Micromax to start selling air conditioners
Ø Govt rejects Google’s plan to cover India through Street View
Financial Express
Ø Sensex ends 257 points down on global cues, Nifty settles at 8,203
Ø Excise official arrested by DRI in Rs 100 crore fraud case
Ø Yes Bank subscribes 8% stake in RXIL
Ø Refinancing Rs 8450 crore may pull road sector from trouble: Indian Ratings
Financial Chronicle
Ø India inflation likely edged up to 5.52% in May
Ø Stock exchanges to start gold bond trading from Monday
Ø Indian among Time's 10 millennials changing world
Ø Recoveries for banks to start in second half of FY'18
Ø Rane group eyes buyouts to ramp up businesses
Ø Ex-Aircel owner forays into app-based cab biz
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