Tuesday, 2 May 2017

Economic Times


Business Standard

Ø  Core industries grow by 5% in March, fastest in 3 mnths

Ø  Housing projects see dip in PE funding for 2 quarters 

Ø  GST not to increase compliance burden, says Adhia

Ø  BS-III ban: Two-wheeler industry took Rs 600 cr hit

Ø  Reliance Jio, Airtel in another battle over tariff plans

Ø  Hero MotoCorp registers 3.5% dip in sales in April

Ø  Buffett's $86 bn cash pile stokes hopes of a huge deal

Ø  Real estate buyers set to become king as RERA comes into force

Ø  India Inc lines up Rs 15,000-cr fundraising plans

Ø  Centre seeks guarantee for solar, wind plants connected to grid

Ø  Reliance Industries moves SAT against Sebi ban, penalty

Ø  No logic behind India's low credit rating: Deepak Parekh

Ø  FinMin official advised subsidiary to not pay dividends, accuses Cairn

Ø  Trai begins process for network testing before commercial launch of service

Business Line

Mint

Ø  'Govt confident of achieving 3.5% fiscal deficit target for 2016-17'

Ø  IGL acquires two steel pipelines from GAIL

Ø  Govt under pressure to push GST rollout to September 1

Ø  Defaulters can’t seek enforcement of fundamental rights: Apex court

Ø  Tata Motors sales decline 21% to 30,972 units in April

Ø  Oil India notifies two discoveries in Assam

Ø  SBI reduces term deposit rates by up to 50 bps

Ø  Corporate tax rate may be lowered to 25% for bigger Indian companies

Ø  Reliance Jio revenue market share to fall in next 3 years: UBS report

Ø  Snapdeal board to meet today to discuss likely sale to Flipkart

Ø  5Paisa Capital to list shares on BSE, NSE in June

Ø  Hero MotoCorp hikes prices of scooters, motorcycles by up to Rs2,200

Financial Express

Financial Chronicle

Ø  CBDT gets highest number of APA requests from US

Ø  Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan makes a pitch for India-Turkey FTA

Ø  Reveal names of top corporate wilful defaulters: Bank officials

Ø  Government asks CIL to expedite coal export to neighbouring nations

Ø  Sufficient supplies keep edible oil prices under pressure

Ø  Dalal Street on a confirmed uptrend: William O'Neil

Ø  Nissan India sales rise 39% to 4,217 units in April

Ø  Emerging market funds likely to make big buys

Ø  Cairn alleges dividend frozen to square off retro tax demand

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