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Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø Tata Steel Q2 profit jumps 3-fold to Rs 3,604 crore
Ø RBI to inject Rs 12,000 crore liquidity on November 15
Ø Ashok Leyland first set of EVs to hit roads in Jan
Ø Essel to sell up to 50% of promoter holding in ZEE
Ø Sun Pharma posts surprise Q2 loss of Rs 219 crore
Ø RBI needs to align capital adequacy norms
Ø Sebi tightens disclosure, review norms for credit rating agencies
Ø Reliance Infra wins Rs 161 million arbitration award against NHAI
Ø Tata Sons begins due diligence to buy debt-ridden Jet Airways: Report
Ø Hindalco to invest Rs 60 bn in downstream facilities in four years
Ø Allahabad Bank to raise additional Rs 18-19 bn to shore up capital adequacy
Ø Agritrade acquires SKS Power Generation in Rs 21.7 bn one time settlement
Business Line
Mint
Ø Attorney General in favour of imposing a cess on sugar
Ø Jet Airways in talks to sell stake in luxury unit
Ø Cotton crop estimate put at 373 lakh bales for 2018-19
Ø Consultancy drives RITES’ net profit up by 59% in Q2
Ø Ashok Leyland Q2 net jumps 37.50% to ₹459.50 cr
Ø NCC net zooms by 134% to ₹125 cr
Ø SoftBank commits another $3 billion in funding to WeWork
Ø IHH acquires controlling 31.1% stake in Fortis for Rs 4,000cr
Ø IL&FS board invites buyers for stake in two of its subsidiaries
Ø Bank of India posts ₹1,156 crore loss in Q2 on surging NPAs
Ø Mutual Funds SIP flow climbs 42% to Rs7,985 crore in Oct
Ø Jindal Stainless warns of import surge if China trade deepens
Financial Express
Financial Chronicle
Ø NITI Aayog seeks more time to analyse GDP back series data; may release it by December-end
Ø India emerges as leading seed hub in Asia
Ø Adani gets SC nod to supply natural gas to three areas in Ahmedabad
Ø China’s biggest bank to invest $200 million in Indian SMEs
Ø US dollar hits 16-month high, yen boosted by risk-off sentiment
Ø Essar creditor moves NCLT against Arcelor
Ø Tata Motors seen as most vulnerable to hard Brexit
Ø IndusInd calls off IL&FS Sec buyout
Ø NBFC crisis lowers CFO optimism to 19-qtr low
Ø India to rise from seventh largest economy to third by 2030
Ø India's solar capacity at 27.4 GW till September end: Report
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