Business Standard
Ø PM declares Rs 500, 1000 notes to be invalid
Ø Note ban: Sebi beefs up risk management systems
Ø Banks to remain closed tomorrow, ATMs won't function
Ø Card data breach on account of 3rd party: Banks
Ø PFRDA asks PAC to study relaxing 40 pc annuity rule
Ø Foreign lenders question Ruia motive to pay back
Ø NBCC starts biggest land monetisation drive
Ø US Election Live: Trump wins Indiana, Kentucky; Clinton wins Vermont
Ø Indian pharma majors to launch generic of $4 bn antidepressant
Ø 86% of currency by value in India are of Rs 500 & Rs 1,000 denominations
Ø India, UK seek stronger trade ties, post Brexit
Ø Retail inflation to soften further, October CPI seen at 4.1%: Report
Ø Centre plans to allow 100% FDI in e-commerce, with Make in India rider
Business Line
Mint
Ø GST portal goes live, GSTN software almost ready: Chairman
Ø Ashok Leyland Q2 net profit jumps 71% to Rs. 294.41 cr
Ø Adani inaugurates 100 MW solar plant in Bhatinda
Ø Revised estimates put soyabean output higher, at 114.9 lakh tonnes
Ø IndiGo's net profit jumps 24% to Rs. 140 cr in Sept quarter
Ø India’s gold demand drops 28% in Q3: WGC
Ø SoftBank Group writes down $555 million in Ola, Snapdeal investments
Ø Dubai signs deal to evaluate world’s first hyperloop transport system
Ø PNB may quit IBA-wage packages, plans own salary structure
Ø Hindalco said to consider $500 million share sale amid rally
Ø Varun Beverages shares close 3.8% higher than issue price in stock market debut
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø Ford to invest Rs 1,300 cr in new tech & biz hub in India
Ø Tata’s return tarnishes aura of India’s legendary dynasty
Ø BSE Sensex ends over 95 points down at 27,430.28, NSE Nifty settles at 8,484.95
Ø Rs 50 crore Oil India Limited StartUp fund for new ideas in oil & gas sector
Ø Ford to invest Rs 1,300 cr in tech & biz hub in India
Ø GMR inks deal with Goa govt to develop Mopa airport
Ø President calls for policy interventions to boost exports
Ø SAARC satellite to be launched in March next year: ISRO
Ø Govt to push reforms to woo investment, plug infra deficit: FM
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