Ø ITAT rulings raise hopes of HSBC 'account holders'
Ø VCs, PEs fear taxing times for directors under GST
Ø Wipro posts 20% rise in Q4 net at Rs 2,303.5 cr
Ø Nasdaq hits 6,000, Dow surges as earnings impress
Ø India's wind power capacity crosses 32 GW: IWTMA
Ø Shapoor Mistry resigns from Indian Hotels board
Ø 'Ericsson to start 5G lab trials in India this year'
Ø Trai to invite stakeholder comments on spectrum auction in 15 days
Ø Reliance to take more write offs on US shale gas assets
Ø Bankruptcy is not a stigma, says PEA Sanjeev Sanyal
Ø Only eight of Nifty50 stocks are at all-time high level
Ø Government gets proactive on divestment
Ø Sebi to discuss measures to check black money in deeper markets
Business Line
Mint
Ø NSE to exclude Cairn India from SLB segment from Apr 26
Ø Former SEBI Chairman GN Bajpai is now Chairman of Usha Martin
Ø Consultation paper on spectrum auction in 15 days: TRAI
Ø Alembic Pharma gets USFDA nod for anti-hypertension drugs
Ø MF investments in bank stocks hit all-time high of over Rs. 1.26 lakh cr
Ø Waiving agricultural loans could cost 2% of GDP: CEA
Ø Coal scam: CBI files corruption case against former chief Ranjit Sinha
Ø RBI governor Urjit Patel says demonetisation effects ‘transitory’
Ø LIC Housing Finance Q4 profit rises 18% to Rs529 crore
Ø Rupee closes at fresh 20-month high against US dollar
Ø Tata Power to sell non-core assets, improve efficiencies to offset Mundra impact
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø NITI Aayog’s 3-year agenda suggests key reforms to bolster economy
Ø In Q1, more than 50% employees to be locals in the US: Wipro
Ø Compliance rating for industry under GST on the cards
Ø Glenmark Pharma initiates clinical investigation for proposed biosimilar GBR 310
Ø Wipro offers bonus shares, to consider share buyback
Ø Govt giving top priority to addressing bad loans issue: Jaitley
Ø India plans oil-for-drugs barter deal with Venezuela
Ø Public sector banks merger could help banking system: RBI Gov
Ø Centre turns down Maharashtra’s plea on pulses buy
Ø Gold demand might have doubled in March quarter
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