Economic Times

Business Standard

Ø  Vodafone-Idea merger may cost 23% more than the agreed price

Ø  RBI puts IDBI, IOB, UCO and another PSB under watch

Ø  Net forex reserves increase by $14.2 billion

Ø  Airtel signs definitive pact to buy Tikona Digital 

Ø  State-run IOC, HPCL, BPCL announce dividends

Ø  Foreign investors get tax relief on fund transfer

Ø  Tata Consultancy plans to step up local hiring in US



Ø  Q3 current account deficit flat at 1.4%

Ø  India receives $235 billion in remittances in 3.1/2 years

Ø  Concentrated portfolio of bank ETFs under Sebi lens

Ø  Reliance Infratel gets CCI nod for selling tower unit to Brookfield

Ø  IFC to invest in IL&FS Trust-controlled PI Ventures 

Ø  Cairn dispute: Centre says tax rows can't be settled in global arbitration

Ø  Gujarat NRE Coke files for bankruptcy

Business Line



Mint

Ø  NSE group’s IISL launches corporate bond indices

Ø  Coal imports down by 2.59 per cent 

Ø  BSE, NSE to launch F&O series in 15 cos from Mar 31

Ø  ‘Reliance, Adani keen on large-scale power projects in Bangladesh’

Ø  Package for powerloom sector on April 1: Irani

Ø  REC to provide Rs 4,650 cr financial assistance to DVC 



Ø  Cabinet clears extension of oil, gas production pacts signed before 1999

Ø  Yes Bank revives QIP, to raise up to $750 million

Ø  Cement prices likely to rise on back of higher demand

Ø  Ballarpur Industries debt crisis deepens as imports rise

Ø  Snapdeal in talks with Flipkart, Paytm for a potential sale

Ø  Green ministry rescues tree fern species, rejects NMDC clearance in Chhattisgarh

Financial Express



Financial Chronicle

Ø  EPFO to consider investments of up to 15% in ETFs on Mar 30

Ø  Fund mop-up via BSE's e-book debt platform hits Rs 2 lakh crore

Ø  SBI Chief Arundhati Bhattacharya among Fortune’s 50 greatest leaders of the world

Ø  Share issuance to unlisted companies: Sebi provides pricing clarity



Ø  Sebi makes annual accs public; income surplus up 75% in FY16

Ø  Sensex rebounds 164 pts on global cues; ends 3-day losing run

Ø  Emami Cement commissions grinding plant

Ø  Centre rules out farm loan waivers

Ø  NTPC may buy out SJVNL

Ø  TVS Motor in line to achieve 18% market share in two years