Economic Times

Business Standard
Ø  Criticism of GDP nos. hurt India’s reputation: Barman
Ø  Government woos Apple with new sourcing norms
Ø  India's biggest oil refinery on west coast to cost $30 bn
Ø  Wrong to say central banks always have a 'bazooka': Rajan
Ø  Tax department must trust assessees: Arun Jaitley
Ø  UK should keep Brexit options open: Tony Blair
Ø  Global M&A falls 18% to $1.71 tn in first half of 2016

Ø  Five-year inflation target under review
Ø  Monsoon key to India's recovery: StanChart
Ø  Kuwait posts $18 billion deficit as lower oil prices slash revenue
Ø  IPO market: Companies mop up Rs 7,775 cr in Jan-Jun
Ø  Mutual Fund assets hit record Rs 14.41 lakh cr in June quarter
Ø  Notification error halts sugar re-export
Ø  FinMin to issue Cabinet note on listing of PSU insurers soon
Business Line
Ø  ‘GDP overstated, higher private investment needed’
Ø  Technological innovation key to harness low wind sites: Suzlon
Ø  Brexit: Tatas may freeze UK unit sale
Ø  Debt servicing ability of most large firms still weak: Report
Ø  SEBI rejigs top-level work allocation 
Ø  Aluminium poised near the range resistance
Mint
Ø  Tata Steel said to put Port Talbot sale on ice
Ø  NMDC to buyback shares worth Rs7,528 crore
Ø  GAIL to investRs.20,000 cr on pipeline network in south India
Ø  LSE shareholders to vote on merger under Brexit cloud
Ø  Govt may not cut excise duty on petrol, diesel for now
Ø  SBI secures $625 million from World Bank for solar programme
Financial Express               
Ø   IOC-owned refinery to supply BS-IV compliant diesel from January
Ø  Textile industry likely to create only 29 lakh jobs against a one crore jobs target
Ø  Jindal Stainless allots shares to pay Rs 366 cr due to JSHL
Ø  At 42.72 mt, Coal India hits 99 percent of June output target

Financial Chronicle
Ø  India’s GDP data is overstated: Morgan Stanley
Ø  India slips to 75th place on money in Swiss banks
Ø  States asked to form panel to expedite mining lease
Ø  Irdai asks insurance cos details of social sector biz
Ø  GMR sells stake in projects to Adani
Ø  Promoter-shareholders' stake in NSE falls to 41%