Friday, 31 March 2017

Business Standard


Ø  India becomes associate member of IEA

Ø  Top Indian pharma cos in fray for Novartis’ brands

Ø  Lenders get no takers for Mallya's properties again

Ø  BoM hit by biggest financial fraud due to UPI bug

Ø  Govt's view on lower tariffs contradicts policy: Trai

Ø  Govt considering MIP on some aluminium products


Ø  India is running out of time on NPAs: K V Kamath

Ø  Vinod Rai says govt may merge two large banks

Ø  Kotak Mahindra Bank to raise Rs 5,400 crore of equity

Ø  BPCL, ONGC pip Reliance in overseas fundraising

Ø  NSE IPO: Algo issue resolution and defreezing of funds needed, say experts

Ø  Dividend payout of Rs 6,580 crore announced by Vedanta


Mint

Ø  Status quo on merchant discount rate: RBI

Ø  L&T Hydrocarbon Engg wins ₹4,000-cr worth global orders

Ø  Bank staff plan campaign against wilful defaulters from April 20

Ø  Auto companies offer discounts up to Rs. 12,500 on BS-III models

Ø  PTC India Financial Services sells IEX stake for ₹133 crore

 Ø  RBI may keep rates unchanged in April; cut 25 bps in August: BofAML

Ø  India may ease rules for foreign food retail before November

Ø  Yes Bank share offering succeeds, second time around

Ø  Future Lifestyle Fashions to raise Rs450 crore by diluting stake in investee brands

Ø  Home loan interest rates too high for Indian buyers: Survey


Financial Chronicle

Ø  Nifty ends at record high, Sensex rises 116 points on GST push

Ø  Toshiba to go ahead with Nuclear plant in Andhra Pradesh: Government

Ø  India, South Korea to cooperate on startups, tech transfer

Ø  BHEL commissions 2nd unit of Yeramarus plant in Karnataka

 Ø  Telecom Min rules out special treatment to Voda-Idea merger

Ø  Centre seeks ways to revive SAIL

Ø  Fitch maintains rating watch status on Tata Stee

Ø  Insurance coverage of TB negligible in India

Ø  EPFO defers decision to invest more in ETFs

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