*Business Standard :*
Ø Tata Motors-owned JLR likely to cut jobs in 2019
Ø Mallya faces bankruptcy proceedings in UK High Court
Ø Sebi lays down more robust risk management framework for equity derivatives
Ø IOC has enough headroom to absorb buyback, dividend payout: Fitch
Ø Ecomm policy review may focus on discounts: Prabhu
Ø Free pharma samples come under GST lens
Ø Wadia case: Court issues notices to Tata, others
Ø Government meddling in RBI affairs may hit Indian banking system: S&P
Ø Govt confident of crossing disinvestment target, hopes to garner Rs 850 bn
Ø Cabinet moves to get legal backing, allow Aadhaar for phone numbers, banks
Ø Debt-laden Essar Steel invokes right to redeem as a shareholder
Ø DoT plans to be ready for 5G spectrum auction by August next year
Business Line
*Mint :*
Ø FSSAI to notify packaging norms soon
Ø Organic food show to attract global retail chains, companies
Ø Export growth to surge 7% in Q3: Exim Bank
Ø IL&FS looking to sell road projects to pare debt
Ø SEBI makes investing in MFs less pricey
Ø D P World challenges CCI order to probe alleged anti-trust practices at JNPT
Ø Govt tussle with RBI could undermine long-term financial stability, says S&P
Ø ABB sells power grids to Hitachi in $11 billion deal
Ø Bank of Baroda to shut three overseas branches by June
Ø IHH holds Fortis open offer after SC status quo on deal
Ø StanChart sells PE portfolio for $1 bn to Intermediate’s arm
Ø Quikr acquires real-estate platform India Property
Financial Express
*Financial Chronicle :*
Ø Government total liabilities rose to Rs 82.03 lakh crore in September quarter
Ø Raghuram Rajan says transfer of excess reserve may pull down credit rating of RBI
Ø Max India promoters decide not to convert warrants into shares
Ø Kirloskar family dispute escalates as three brothers trade charges
Ø IL&FS revival bid exposes more holes, alleged frauds
Ø DeMo dragged economic growth down, says Rajan
Ø NHAI may fall short of FY19 target by 37%
Ø Foreign flows to remain muted in 2019: Credit Suisse
Ø Trump asks Fed not to raise rates on eve of policy meeting
Ø CIC orders disclosure of data on note printing post-demonetisation
By: via @AlliesFin Serve T.ME/ALLiESFiN
