Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø Management to meet lenders, pilots to decide Jet's fate
Ø UK govt to resume cross-party Brexit talks next week
Ø NPCI bats for blockchain to boost digital payments
Ø Tata Projects eyes Rs 16,000 cr topline this year
Ø BoB expects integration of Dena & Vijaya Bank in 2 yrs
Ø RBI's revised debt resolution rules likely post-election
Ø Indian capital market soars despite global, domestic headwinds
Ø IMF predicts 'delicate year' for world economy, warns India about inflation
Ø 344 infra projects worth Rs 150 cr each show cost overruns of Rs 3 .16 trn
Ø Creditors recover nearly half of total claims in 88 insolvency cases
Ø Ashok Leyland eyes partnerships in EV space in bid to pare huge R&D costs
Ø TCS hungry for acquisitions, scouting for assets to boost growth, says COO
Business Line
Mint
Ø Robust textile exports help India reduce trade deficit with China
Ø TVS, Suzuki, Piaggio gain scooter market share in FY19
Ø Dr Reddy’s buys 42 approved new drug applications in US
Ø Maruti Suzuki retains top slot even in tough FY19
Ø Robotised module cleaning systems, ‘floating’ panels to drive L&T’s solar EPC business
Ø Zee5 to test mobile-only plans to take on Netflix
Ø RBI net buyer of dollar for 3rd month in a row, snaps up $825 m in February
Ø Reliance Jio crosses 300 million customers mark
Ø ₹25,000 crore rights issue not enough for Vodafone Idea: Experts
Ø Iran says US pressures on Iran, Venezuela making oil market fragile
Ø Govt makes it mandatory for all medical devices to get CDSCO certification
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø Daikin India eyes Rs 5,000 crore turnover in FY20 with 20% sales growth
Ø India’s 2nd largest lender Bank of Baroda to evaluate board performance
Ø ONGC arrests fall in oil output from onshore wells, posts higher growth despite vintage fields
Ø Income tax dept coming after demonetisation cases, sets June 30 deadline for field officers
Ø Suven gets US court nod to buy assets of Rising Pharmaceuticals
Ø India shifts to net steel importer in 2018-19, first time in three years
Ø FPIs stay bullish on India, pour in Rs 11,096 cr in April so far
Ø Wholesale sugar prices seen increasing to Rs 34/kg this year
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