Wednesday, 29 March 2017

Economic Times


Business Standard

Ø  Modi govt targets 25 bn digital transactions in FY18

Ø  NITI Aayog may seek closure of 7 more sick CPSEs

Ø  US consumer confidence hits 16-year high

Ø  Banks looking for lower savings a/c interest rates

Ø  'Excess Rs 3L cr in economy, need for digital push'

Ø  Kotak Bank likely to buyout M&M Financial Services

Ø  Prime gets lukewarm response; Jio may extend offer



Ø  GST to be levied on renting, EMI on under-construction property from July 1

Ø  India imposes import duty on wheat, tur dal

Ø  Sebi gets back discretionary powers on penalties

Ø  Indian Oil to supply fuel to Nepal for the next five years

Ø  Cairn-Vedanta merger gets all approvals except from RBI

Ø  SBI spent Rs 775 crore in maintaining Jan Dhan accounts, says govt

Business Line



Mint

Ø  Govt to borrow Rs. 3.72 lakh crore in H1 FY18

Ø  SEBI order based on untenable reasoning, says Reliance Ind

Ø  Airtel sells 10.3% stake in Bharti Infratel to KKR, Canada pension board for Rs. 6,194 cr

Ø  Levy for non-maintenance of minimum balance should be reasonable: Govt

Ø   Suven Life gets product patent for neuro-degenerative molecule 



Ø  Revised GST legislation may pinch working capital of industries

Ø  Irdai wants insurance policies issued in demat format

Ø  NHB to revamp its residential housing index

Ø  Tencent buys 5% stake in Elon Musk-led Tesla for $1.8 billion

Ø  Sharepro scam: Sebi plans new rules for share transfer agents, registrars

Financial Express



Financial Chronicle

Ø  Monsanto termination of sub-licence with Indian co illegal: HC

Ø  I-T identifies 1,155 shell cos used to launder Rs 13,300 cr

Ø  High court bans mining in Uttarakhand for four months

Ø  India now top global source of affordable medicines to Unicef



Ø  Sensex bounces 172 pts on positive global cues, funds inflow

Ø  Anil Ambani gets a seat on Atlantic Council advisory board

Ø  Toyota wants govt to frame policy to phase out BSI,II vehicles

Ø  Qatar Airways confident of clearing FDI hurdles in India

Ø  Lux Industries is merchandise partner of KKR

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