Business Standard

Ø  Data analysts will match your deposits with ITR, TDS

Ø  Idea, Vodafone giving adequate PoI to Jio: Trai

Ø  Govt may revive Kolar gold mines with $2 bn reserves

Ø  Withdrawal limits likely to go away by Feb-end

Ø  India is the sixth great power in 2017: US magazine

Ø  US new home sales hit post-crisis record in 2016

Ø  Ratan Tata-Cyrus Mistry row: Sebi finds no violations

Ø  Trade deficit may range b/w $100-110 bn: Report


Ø  Survey indicates decline in business sentiment outlook for Q4: RBI

Ø  South Korean firm sues Dr Reddy's in US court

Ø  NCLT accepts Synergies Dooray's application for insolvency

Ø Petrochemical majors step on expansion gas pedal

Ø  Hurdles in digital transactions temporary: NPCI

Ø  Consumers drive UK eco, defying expected Brexit vote hit

Ø  RBS sets aside $4 bn for 'painful legacy' of US loan mis-selling


Mint

Ø  High govt debt limits room for quick deficit reduction: Moody’s

Ø  Jaitley eyes tax giveaways, state investment in Budget

Ø  Tata Steel plans to increase capacity of Kalinganagar plant

Ø  Wipro Q3 net profit falls 5.6% on higher costs

Ø  FSSAI notifies comprehensive regulations for food recall

Ø  Peugeot maker to drive back into India with CK Birla group


Ø  Reliance Jio impact: Airtel to switch to VoLTE in key markets

Ø  BlackRock’s $1 trillion JPMorgan move shows cost strategy

Ø  GVK sole bidder for Navi Mumbai airport

Ø  Fidelity Investments slashes Flipkart’s valuation by over a third

Ø  Donald Trump finds unlikely ally in Unilever CEO Paul Polman

Financial Chronicle

Ø  Sebi bars Vijay Mallya, six others from securities market

Ø  RBI prohibits investments in 'non-cooperative countries'

Ø  British Steel to reverse Tata Steel pay cuts on staff at UK plant

Ø  Moody's downgrades Rel Com credit rating to B2

Ø  Consolidation in realty sector to gain momentum post notes ban



Ø  Maruti Suzuki net zooms 47.5%

Ø  Tata Steel aims 20% revenue from service, solutions biz

Ø  Only 3% jewellers have hallmarking certification

Ø  BSE IPO oversubscribed nearly 12 times

Ø  Parliament must vote before UK can trigger Brexit, rules top court

Ø  Johnson & Johnson to buy Actelion for $30b