Thursday, 15 December 2016

Economic Times


Business Standard

Ø  Fed raises rates for 2nd time since Great Recession

Ø  Back-dated FDs may be behind huge deposits by co-operative banks: Taxmen

Ø  India Inc's overseas investment plunges 71% in Nov

Ø  NTPC to replace 25 year old power plants in 5 years

Ø  NSE to file DRHP for IPO by Dec 20: chairman

Ø  CBDT warns of penal action if I-T returns are 'drastically' changed

Ø  V K Sharma appointed LIC chief for 5 years

Ø  Mistry claims 78% retail investors opposed his removal



Ø  RBI unwilling to cede control over payments regulations

Ø   Trump appoints PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi to strategic, policy forum

Ø  CDSL to file IPO documents this month

Ø  DoT issues demand-cum-show notices to six telcos for Rs 29k cr

Ø  Commodity blow for Corporate India

Ø  Steel units want lifting of embargo on day movement of iron ore

Ø  Reliance Jio brings Pokemon GO to India

Business Line



Mint

Ø  Govt trying to implement GST from April 1: Rajnath

Ø  Domestic shareholders pare, FIIs add, stake in NSE 

Ø  Delhi HC to hear pleas against demonetisation on Dec 22

Ø  India is expected to outshine its EM peers, says Karvy wealth report 

Ø  JPC on land acquisition Bill gets eighth extension 



Ø  Wipro splits its India-Middle East business in two

Ø  Start-up can forecast GDP by using satellite images of night lights

Ø  Organic growth much cheaper than acquisitions: Shree Cement’s Hari Mohan Bangur

Ø  99% Indian households are covered by a bank account

Ø  MS will soon release an AI translation app for Windows

Financial Express



Financial Chronicle

Ø  US economic growth has picked up since the middle of the year: Janet Yellen

Ø  Cabinet approves Major Port Authorities Bill, 2016

Ø  Welspun to set up Rs 600cr flooring solutions plant in Gujarat

Ø  PM Narendra Modi reviews note ban, discusses ways of digitisation



Ø  Big petrol price hike on cards

Ø  Green power gets payment security

Ø  US envoy hails ties with India

Ø  Life insurers see 42% premium growth

Ø  Banks spared another liquidity rush

Ø  S&P: Reserve Bank credibility hurt by demonetisation

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