Business Standard
Ø No change in budget date, government to tell EC
Ø ONGC close to solution for $800 million projects stuck
Ø Note ban impact to last longer than expected: Dreze
Ø Get PAN from A/C holders by Feb end: Govt to banks
Ø Sebi queries Tata firms on Mistry, Wadia allegations
Ø I-T probes Rajkot bank that got Rs 871 crore deposits
Ø Note ban to have significant short-term impact on GDP
Ø Sebi to allow MF buying through e-wallets
Ø Budget 2017 may be flexible on fiscal deficit target
Ø NTPC to step up sale on power exchanges
Ø China reserves hover above $3 trn on government support
Ø Anti-avoidance tax rule to kick in from April 2017
Ø China plans to invest $5 bn in southern Sri Lanka eco zone
Ø Govt to have sufficient sugar; no plans to cut import duty
Business Line
Mint
Ø UK eyeing tax breaks, work visas for some sectors
Ø Indian businesses most optimistic on economic revival in 2017: Survey
Ø Dumping duty imposed on jute products from Bangladesh, Nepal
Ø Aurobindo Pharma gets USFDA nod for anti-epileptic drug
Ø NDMC auctions central Delhi hotel for price 15 times higher
Ø Sebi seeks explanations from Tata firms on Cyrus Mistry, Nusli Wadia allegations
Ø Black money assessment reports can't be disclosed: Institutes
Ø SpiceJet to buy 92 Boeing 737 jetliners worth $10.1 billion
Ø SC threatens to cancel Aircel’s 2G spectrum licence
Ø Tax department asks banks to report pre-demonetisation cash deposits
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø Demonetisation: RBI governor Urjit Patel to be questioned by Parliamentary panel on cash crisis
Ø Almost 70% MoUs of Vibrant Summits materialised: Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani
Ø Srei looks to divest up to 35% stake in Sahaj, expects higher valuation on digital push
Ø 'Despite demonetisation, India to grow faster than China'
Ø Court seeks police report on banker's plea to surrender
Ø Banks’ credit cost to remain high from ageing NPAs
Ø FPIs want clarity on tax
Ø Petrol pumps won’t accept card payments from today
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