Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø TCS becomes most valued firm again, overtakes RIL
Ø Bhushan Steel is Tata Steel BSL Ltd now
Ø Aditya Birla life insurance bets on OMCs in 2019
Ø RBI may infuse Rs 1.6 lakh crore via OMOs in Q4: BofAML
Ø Tata Motors JLR gets UK funding for low-carbon tech
Ø Tata Consultancy acquires BridgePoint Group
Ø Mobile users base marginally up at 119.1 cr in Sept
Ø Govt cuts GDP growth data during UPA regime, says 'nothing misleading'
Ø IFC investments in India up by 136% to over $2.6 billion in FY 2018
Ø ABB ties up with EV Motors for Rs 14-billion E-charging business
Ø Govt to ramp up pressure for changes at next RBI board meeting: Sources
Ø SBI increases fixed deposit rates by up to 10 bps on select maturities
Business Line
Mint
Ø Engineering exports may dip $5 b this fiscal on growing protectionism: EEPC
Ø Wipro Lighting partners with Belgium-based firm Schreder
Ø India Inc foreign borrowings down 66% in October
Ø Back series data trim GDP growth rates for FY05-12
Ø Mahindra wins in IPR case filed by Fiat Chrysler in the US
Ø Unilever, Nestle in pole position for GSK’s Horlicks
Ø New GDP data knocks UPA off growth pedestal
Ø Global economy may be slowing more than expected, Christine Lagarde says
Ø BSE creates new division for listing of startups
Ø Truecaller Pay to go live will Bharat Bill Payments in December
Ø Telcos ask Trai to revisit method for spectrum valuation
Ø Unilever said to lead race to buy Horlicks for GSK Consumer
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø Coal block auctions: Initial response positive, 69 firms purchase the tender documents priced at Rs 5 lakh
Ø ICICI Bank plans to grow retail loan portfolio in FY 2018-19
Ø India to export fish meal, fish oil to China: Commerce Ministry
Ø IL&FS puts green energy arms on block
Ø BoB-Dena-Vijaya to start operations from April 1
Ø Goyal agrees to sell controlling stake in Jet Airways
Ø Revenue market share gains continue for Jio
Ø Vedanta’s Plea To Export excess Crude From Barmer rejected
Ø India Inc foreign borrowings down 66% to $1.41b in Oct
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