Business Standard
Ø India still strong; world in low-growth trap: OECD
Ø Crony capitalists may be behind calls to oust Rajan, hints Pai
Ø Sensex to scale up to 30K by Mar: Morgan Stanley
Ø Raghuram Rajan doesn't want extension: Report
Ø Sebi, BSE bust fraud through Pak-based entity
Ø 'Regulators ask banks to reveal Panama Papers' links'
Ø Indian refiners to clear $6.6 bn Iran dues in 3 mths
Ø India's millennials to be catalyst for consumption
Ø Car sales growth moderates to 6% in May
Ø Sebi curtailing redemption norms gets a mixed reaction
Ø US factory activity expands, construction spending tumbles
Ø Trai seeks penal powers as telcos fail call drop test
Ø Sebi bars 76 entities for tax manipulation
Ø Bitcoin hits 2-year high as yuan worries drive Chinese demand
Business Line
Ø MF distributors up the ante on disclosure norms
Ø Transport fuels, non-subsidised LPG cylinder prices hiked
Ø BSE to allow gold bonds in dmat form on its platform:MD&CEO
Ø Zee Learn holds Tree House Education amalgamation plan
Ø Pick-up in private investments vital for 8% growth: experts
Ø India Post payments bank gets ₹800-cr stamp of approval
Mint
Ø Cabinet nod for India Post payments bank
Ø Govt wants cash-rich CPSEs to buy back shares from market
Ø Kishore Biyani attempts a Zara with Cover Story
Ø India’s e-commerce start-ups are setting a dangerous precedent
Ø Vodafone, Cairn Energy have 7 months to accept govt’s olive branch in tax disputes
Ø Xiaomi buys Microsoft patents to spur global forays
Financial Express
Ø Oil drops in cautious trade ahead of OPEC
Ø Ford recalling 1.9 million vehicles to replace air bags
Ø Average tariff hike of 5% by SERCs for FY'17 so far: ICRA
Ø IT dept made info exchange requests to many countries
Ø Sebi bars two firms; slaps fine on one for SCORES violation
Ø India must steer clear of the Iran-Saudi Arabia showdown
Financial Chronicle
Ø Economy on 'upward curve', says Jaitley
Ø Mahindra sales soar 11% to 40,656 units in May
Ø Tata Steel completes sale of UK biz to Greybull
Ø SoftBank to sell part of stake in Alibaba for $7.9b
Ø Manufacturing growth in May slowest: PMI
Ø 60% of Axis Bank new credit cards sold in non-metros
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