Wednesday, 14 December 2016

Economic Times



Business Standard
Ø  RBI is now tracking every new note in circulation

Ø  Mistry claims 'moral victory' after being removed as TCS director

Ø  India's CAD in July-Sept at 0.6% of GDP: RBI

Ø  Tata Sons buys stake worth Rs 2,430-cr in Tata Motors

Ø  Banks received $184 billion of old notes so far: RBI 

Ø  Cashless fuel sales discount: State oil firms may take Rs 5,000 cr hit

Ø  State finances to be hit on account of demonetisation


Ø  Nov CPI inflation cools to two-year low of 3.63%

Ø  FM Jaitley hints at tax rate cut

Ø  Airtel Payments Bank to charge 0.65% cash withdrawal fee

Ø  EPFO might retain 8.8% interest rate for subscribers

Ø  Retain CCTV footage from Nov 8-Dec 30: RBI to banks

Ø  Jaiprakash-JSW deal for Bina plant in slow track

Ø  Hyundai India to raise prices by up to Rs 1 lakh from January

Ø  Minority shareholders move Bombay HC against Wadia's removal

Business Line

Mint
Ø  FSSAI notifies standards for caffeinated beverages

Ø   Bank credit plunges by Rs 61,000 cr

Ø  Cash squeeze: ADB slashes India’s 2016 growth estimate to 7%

Ø  Tata Global re-enters ayurvedic tea segment with Teaveda

Ø  Demonetisation impact: Dec quarter growth may slip to 5.5-6%, says BofA-ML

Ø  CoCubes ranks among 50 fastest growing tech cos in India 


Ø  Outlook negative for Asia-Pacific banks: Moody’s

Ø  Nusli Wadia alleges lapses in corporate governance at Tata Sons, Tata Trusts

Ø  SBI Life’s numbers support deal valuation

Ø  Turkey catapulted above India as government revises GDP math

Ø  Mail Today to become wholly owned subsidiary of TV Today

Ø  Airtel toes Reliance Jio line on bundled tariff plans

Financial Express

Financial Chronicle
Ø  Demonetisation: None of mobile payment apps in India fully secure, says Qualcomm

Ø  Coal India Ltd's Q2 profit falls 77% to Rs 600.17 cr

Ø  Pokemon Go comes to India; Reliance Jio & Niantic tie-up to bring the game here

Ø  FCRA licence of Teesta Setalvad's NGO renewed


Ø  Little rise in sales won’t attract I-T attention

Ø  Fund raising via QIPs slumps 66 pc to Rs 4,300-cr in Apr-Oct

Ø  Irdai slaps Rs 20 lakh penalty on Birla Sun Life Insurance

Ø  Steel pickling units will be shut: Delhi govt assures NGT

Ø  World Bank 'pauses' Indus treaty processes of India, Pak

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