Wednesday, 22 March 2017

Business Standard


Ø  Carlyle frontrunner to buy 26% stake in SBI Cards

Ø  HUL, P&G, Nirma lose market share to local brands

Ø  'India to be 3rd-largest consumer economy by 2025'

Ø  Sebi likely to review consolidated results of firms

Ø  US current account shrinks in fourth quarter

Ø  Deal conclusion challenge for Idea-Voda: Experts

Ø  Govt gives go ahead for 18 new airports for Rs 30,000 cr


Ø  Cash transactions proposed to be capped at Rs 2 lakh

Ø  SBI merger impact: 47% of associate banks' offices to shut down

Ø  D-Mart shares double on listing; founder Damani leapfrogs in rich list

Ø  Hindalco to set up Rs 150 crore solar park in Odisha

Ø  Idea-Vodafone merger: $23-bn telecom deal leaves bankers in cold

Ø  Steel firms mull Rs 1,000 a tonne hike from April


 Mint

Ø  Nettle Infra to buy 21.6% stake in Bharti Infratel for Rs. 12,400 cr

Ø  ‘Operational costs of petro products will rise under GST’

Ø  Rupee rallies to 17-month high, up 6 paise at 65.30 

Ø  Govt mulls 100% FDI in insurance broking 

Ø  US FDA comment spooks Dr Reddy’s, Divi’s Labs stocks 

Ø  Jubilant Life Sciences likely to buy speciality pharma biz in US


Ø  SBI to tap overseas bond market again, eyes $1.5 billion in dollar debt

Ø  Vodafone’s Indian escape act is heavy on the contortions

Ø  Sahara case: SC refuses to extend deadline to deposit Rs5,092.64 crore with Sebi

Ø  Adani Enterprises acquires Adani Infra

Ø  Paytm launches e-wallet insurance

Ø  18 foreign lenders of Jindal Steel and Power agree to $550 million debt restructuring


Financial Chronicle

Ø  India working with 15 nations for cooperation on cyber crime

Ø  Infosys, Tech Mahindra change strategy on H1B visas before new Trump policies are implemented

Ø  CL Educate IPO subscribed 77 per cent on second day

Ø  Over 82K crore spent on military hardware from foreign vendors


Ø  Distress sale of wheat in MP and Gujarat

Ø  Oil explorers’ lease could be extended by 4 years

Ø  SC to Sahara: Pay up or we will auction Aamby Valley

Ø  AI asks banks to align lending rate with MCLR

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