Ø RIL to raise $2.25 billion more via foreign borrowings
Ø US investment visa to get costlier by Rs 5.4 crore
Ø Double I-T exemption limit to Rs 5 lakh: EY
Ø PhonePe accuses ICICI bank of 'scaring' customers
Ø November IIP 'false positive', doesn't reflect reality: Crisil
Ø Demonetisation puts probe agencies in a fix
Ø Ruia family may lose control over Essar Steel
Ø Demonetisation ruffles feathers of early birds
Ø OMCs may recoup card charges at motor fuel outlets through price hikes
Ø 20 projects to cut costs, improve efficiency: Tata Motors
Ø Note ban has negative impact on jobs, SMEs: survey
Ø Restructured education loans not to be treated as NPAs: RBI
Ø CCI imposes penalties on cement companies for bid-rigging, cartelization
Ø Indian bonds best performers in Asia in 2016: Nomura
Mint
Ø PHDCCI urges Jaitley to cut corporate tax rate to 25%
Ø SEBI accepts Tata view on corporate governance issues raised by Mistry
Ø FICCI for increasing domestic gas price
Ø FPIs pull out over Rs. 5,100 cr from capital market this month
Ø Amara Raja Batteries’ Q3 net profit falls 18%
Ø Job opportunities to 1 crore youth by 2020: Labour minister
Ø GM puts on hold investments on new products for India
Ø Govt analyses cash deposits in last 10 days of demonetisation
Ø United Spirits Q3 profit jumps over threefold to Rs148 crore
Ø UltraTech Q3 profit rises 5.13% to Rs594.61 crore
Ø GSPC looks at financial restructuring post ONGC deal
Financial Chronicle
Ø Weather models suggest resurfacing of El-Nino: Skymet
Ø No fake currency in circulation post note-ban: Anil Bokil
Ø Blame costly wars, not China, for poor state of US economy: Jack Ma
Ø Steel companies seek removal of import duty, cess on coking coal
Ø RBI apprised govt of DeMo consequences: Urjit
Ø FinMin asks depts to avoid spending rush in March qtr
Ø FRBM panel’s prescription suits govt plan to up spending
Ø Patel not yet out of the House panel cross hairs
Ø Trump’s drug cost concern an opportunity for Indian firms
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