Tuesday, 13 December 2016

Economic Times


Business Standard

Ø  Note ban likely to fetch government Rs 2.5 lakh crore:KV Kamath

Ø  Not taken any step to cancel Axis Bank licence: RBI

Ø  Energy innovation is focus of Bill Gates-led $1 bn fund

Ø  RBI asks banks to maintain records of new currency

Ø  EPFO likely to hike monthly wage ceiling to Rs 25K

Ø  Investors rush to put money in MF as deposit rates fall

Ø  Singh bros in talks with TPG to sell 26% in Fortis



Ø  FPIs shunning Indian debt for other markets

Ø  IT ministry asks telcos for cashless action plan

Ø  Support for demonetisation declining among citizens: Survey

Ø  Discount on petrol, diesel buy via digital mode from midnight

Ø  'Undisclosed buyer' to buy 1.73% in Tata Motors on Tuesday

Ø  Foreign investors in bond-selling frenzy

Ø  Glenmark eyes big growth in US with cholesterol drug launch

Business Line



Mint

Ø  PE, venture capital investments slump 50% in Nov

Ø  Govt to notify scheme for taxing black money holders this week

Ø  Sun Pharma, Moebius tie-up to develop osteoarthritis pain drug

Ø  Anti-dumping duty on steel pipes from China mooted

Ø  Gujarat Ambuja Exports to mull buyback

Ø  GAIL gets extension for pipeline  



Ø  Petrol, diesel payment using cards to get discount from midnight: IOC

Ø  Bharti Airtel toes Reliance Jio line on bundled tariff plans

Ø  DLF’s debt woes to linger as stake sale deal gets delayed

Ø  Oil prices jump to 18-month high as OPEC and rivals agree on historic deal

Ø  Axis Bank to raise Rs3,500 crore through NCDs

Ø  Bill Gates, other super-rich back $1 billion energy fund

Financial Express



Financial Chronicle

Ø  China's bond default risks set to rise in 2017: Chengxin

Ø Indebtedness higher in villages at 31.1% than 22.4% in cities

Ø  Modi government stings 500 bank branches; bad days ahead for corrupt bankers

Ø  India's MRO sector growing fast, revenues pegged at $975 million

Ø  UK to cut student visas by half: Report



Ø  Mistry removed as Tata Industries director, no more chairman

Ø  MFs emerge as counterweight to FPIs in equity market

Ø  Uttar Pradesh garners maximum deposits under Jan Dhan

Ø  Aadhar may levy tax on banks

Ø  India's coal demand to see biggest growth globally

Ø  Tata Motors to hike passenger vehicle prices by up to Rs25,000

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