Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  Wipro buys back shares over 1K cr from Premji's trusts

Ø  Global investors bet big on India's realty market

Ø  Indian banks will need $90 billion capital by 2019: Fitch

Ø  Difficult to assess the impact of 'Brexit' on India: Govt

Ø  British govt fund CDC to invest Rs 1Kcr in IIFL Fin 

Ø  FDI surges after 'Make in India', up 46% at $62 billion

Ø  'Realty to be $180 bn industry in India by 2020'

Ø  Tata Steel aims to double Indian workforce's productivity



Ø  Bank recapitalisation stares at Sebi hurdles

Ø  Govt infusion in banks still short, say Icra & Fitch

Ø  US seeks $1 bn in 1MDB-tied assets, 'Wolf of Wall Street' royalties

Ø  3 Indian firms get USFDA nod for high-value generic drug

Ø  Centre asks states to lower stamp duty for affordable housing

Ø  No immediate HC relief for Jignesh Shah's company

Ø  Morgan Stanley beats expectations on bond trading & cost cuts

Business Line

Ø  Coal linkage auction for power sector referred to GoM

Ø  De-register all diesel vehicles more than 15 years old first: NGT

Ø  L&T Infotech to list on bourses on Thursday

Ø  Finance Ministry rejects EPFO proposal for workers’ bank 

Ø  S&P takes HDFC Bank’s three bond sales off negative watch list

Ø  Power generation from hydro plants dips in the first quarter

Mint

Ø  SBI, Brookfield to launch stressed asset management fund

Ø  DLF, Blackstone realign shareholding deal

Ø  Myntra to buy Hrithik Roshan’s HRX fashion brand

Ø  Adani Enterprises to raise up to Rs6,000 crore via securities

Ø  Airtel, Vodafone attract most complaints on service quality

Ø  Rupee closes weaker against US dollar at 67.20

Financial Express               

Ø   Sensex closes 128 points up, Nifty settles above 8,560

Ø  New civil aviation policy could spur demand for planes: Boeing

Ø  Cabinet clears 3-year, 30% sourcing exemption in retail; paves way for Apple stores

Ø  Mondelez in talks to buy Cadbury biscuits license from Burton's-Sky News

Ø  Ambuja's proposal to acquire stake in Holcim approved



Financial Chronicle

Ø  GST a game changing indirect tax reform: Nomura

Ø  Monsanto rejects Bayer’s sweetened offer, open to talks

Ø  Cloud business boosts Microsoft's quarterly revenue

Ø  Irdai bans Happy from TPA business

Ø  NTPC targets to spend Rs 30,000 cr in expansion

Ø  Ricoh promoters offer to infuse capital to cover loss