Tuesday, 14 March 2017

Economic Times


Business Standard
Ø  Note ban comes full circle, all withdrawal limits lifted

Ø  PM Modi's magic in UP brings foreign investors back in India

Ø  Oil prices hit 3-month low as US rig count climbs

Ø  Mphasis gets nod to buy back 1.73 crore shares

Ø  I-T dept raises queries on suspicious bank a/c deposits

Ø  Non-life premia set to go up as regulator backs move


Ø  BJP poll performance likely to negate Fed hike impact

Ø  Adani seeks financing for coal mine railway from Australian fund

Ø  Indian companies least confident worldwide: Markit survey

Ø  Cigarette sector poised for 5% growth on stable VAT

Ø  BSE to phase out weekly and monthly price bands for stocks

Ø  Scotland to seek independence referendum over Brexit

Business Line

Mint
Ø  Jaitley gets additional charge of Defence Ministry

Ø  CavinKare promoter buys out stake from PE major ChrysCapital

Ø  Titagarh Wagons looking at bids for metro rail projects

Ø  Tata Motors develops its most powerful truck ever

Ø  S&P Global lowers Eros International rating to B-

Ø  LinkedIn in talks to buy jobs portal BeatMySalary for £10 m


Ø  Greenko Group eyes Bhoruka Power’s clean energy portfolio

Ø  RMZ in talks with bankers for $300 million REIT offering

Ø  Rising urban consumption revives ragi crop production

Ø  Bombay HC dismisses as withdrawn NSEL investors’ plea for disbursal of funds

Ø  Govt may build dedicated road corridors for electric trucks

Ø  Luxury homes in some Mumbai areas see steep correction

Financial Express

Financial Chronicle
Ø  Intel to buy Israeli driverless car-tech firm Mobileye for $15 billion

Ø  PM Modi victory spurs jump in Indian stock futures, rupee forwards

Ø  BSNL to install 28,000 mobile sites, start 4G in FY18


Ø  Builders eye GST for industrial warehouses

Ø  Higher excise on oil hits states’ revenue collection

Ø  Shell firms claiming bogus capital gain under scanner

Ø  Rising demand induces farmers to grow tobacco covertly

Ø  Indians refuse to buy gold plan

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