Thursday, 8 September 2016

Economic Times


Business Standard

Ø  S Arabia said to weigh canceling $20 bn of projects

Ø  BHEL reports 54% surge in Q1 net; stock rallies 15%

Ø  India may get 5G with the rest of the world

Ø  ONGC net profit dips 21% in April-June quarter

Ø  Holding on to pvt banks but no fresh buy: Holland

Ø  China's state-owned banks cut thousands of jobs



Ø  GST April 1, 2017 deadline a stiff target: Arun Jaitley

Ø  NITI Aayog bats for strategic sale of 22 central PSUs

Ø  $2 bliion renewable energy fund goes in NIIF lap

Ø  CPEC projects worth $17 billion in advance stage of approval

Ø  IDFC Bank for acquisitions & fintech tie-ups to grow retail book

Ø  ICICI Pru Life gets Sebi nod for Rs 5,000-cr IPO

Business Line

Ø  DoT lobs RJio interconnection row into regulator’s court

Ø  Scaling up: Centre plans to double capacity of solar parks 

Ø  UBL management backs Mallya for continuing as Chairman

Ø  Ashok Leyland agrees to part ways with Nissan

Ø  SEBI fixes daily price limit for non-agricultural commodities

Ø  Nabard to provide funds toCentre for irrigation projects 

Mint

Ø  India to push for WTO trade facilitation deal in services

Ø  Tata Advanced Materials wins contract from Boeing

Ø  IOC to send fuel consignment for Tripura via Bangladesh on 9 September

Ø  Yes Bank set to launch biggest QIP of 2016

Ø  SpiceJet Q1 net profit more than doubles to Rs149 crore

Financial Express               

Ø  India among priority nations in UK's post-Brexit trade agenda

Ø  Sensex closes 52 points down at 28,926, Nifty settles at 8,922; SpiceJet, BHEL soar

Ø  Motherson Sumi Systems acquires auto business unit of Abraham and Co



Financial Chronicle

Ø  India to focus reforms on tax, banks, infrastructure: Arun Jaitley

Ø  India expects $6b investment in airports sector

Ø  Fed says US economy in good shape, wants rate hike

Ø  Parag MF to hold AGM Buffett-style

Ø  FTA negotiations with India complicated: Australia

Ø  STFC targets to double AUM in next five years

Ø  Enbridge buying Spectra in $28 billion deal

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