Friday, 19 August 2016

Business Standard



Ø  NPAs nearly doubled to 8.5 per cent in Q1: Report

Ø  Government slaps $380 million additional penalty on RIL

Ø  US jobless claims fell to 262,000 last week

Ø  Wipro parks $1.5 mn for minority stake in Israeli firm

Ø  Govt extends subsidy scheme to solar-powered cold storages

Ø  SBI approves merger with associate banks 

Ø  Tata, Docomo brass to meet to resolve dispute



Ø   Singtel to pick 7.39% stake in Bharti Telecom for $659 mn

Ø  Govt imposes anti-dumping duty on cold-rolled flat steel items

Ø  Sebi moves Australian court, seeks attachment of PACL properties

Ø  Gujarat woos post-Brexit investments from the UK

Ø  RBL Bank raises Rs 364 cr from anchor investors

Ø  I-T dept changes property valuation rule

Business Line

Ø  Debt of top 30 steel firms hits record $150 b: E&Y 

Ø  SBI board approves merger of 3 associate banks and Bharatiya Mahila Bank 

Ø  Chinese firm to invest $150 m in Uttam Group’s project 

Ø  Oil steady near six-week highs on talk of supply freeze

Ø  BSE eager to offer higher stake to Deutsche Börse 

Mint

Ø  World’s biggest banks still pose too-big-to-fail risk, FSB says

Ø  Rupee closes marginally weaker against US dollar at 66.81

Ø  Power Grid: Strong guidance help investors overcome capitalization miss

Ø  ICICI goes live with banking transaction product on mobiles

Ø  Bad loans, slowing growth cloud outlook for power sector lenders

Financial Express               

Ø  AIFs need to have dispute settlement mechanism: Sebi

Ø  BSNL, Microsoft Corporation partner for enterprise business

Ø  Dilip Buildcon bags Rs 2,000 cr highway project from NHAI

Ø  India keen on developing coal fields, ore mines in Russia

Ø  Goverment unveils portal for star rating of mines



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Black money: CBDT to issue fresh FAQs on IDS

Ø  Now pension may be fixed without employers' attestation

Ø  Sensex up 118 pts as US rate hike prospects ebb

Ø  14 lakh individuals fell in 30% tax bracket in 2012-13

Ø  OYO raises Rs 413.1 cr from SoftBank Group

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