Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø DHFL warns investors it may not survive as a going concern
Ø Tatas may have to take a call on debt-heavy TCL
Ø 'Govt to pay damages to consumers for load sheddings'
Ø Tata Steel's Q1 steel output grows 9% to 7.61 MT
Ø Ceat lines up Rs 3,500 crore capex to ramp up production capacity
Ø As IndiGo faces turbulence, regulators intensify scrutiny of governance lapses
Ø Lenders wary of using IBC for debt resolution over creditors' parity
Ø Balance sheet of India Inc weakens; net debt-equity ratio inches up in FY19
Ø After RInfra and RPower, lenders to rejig debt of 2 more Anil Ambani firms
Ø Torrent Pharmaceuticals manages to improve Unichem's FY19 profits
Ø Sterlite's closure hits Vedanta copper earnings; revenue drops by 57%
Business Line
Mint
Ø Stop steel exports at lower than domestic price: Consumers’ associations
Ø IOC hires foreign flagged VLCC at day rate of $31,950 for seven years
Ø Solar energy body seeks capping tariff at ₹ 3/unit under NTPC, SECI auctions
Ø BHEL bags ₹100-cr order from NTPC to set up solar power plant
Ø Lupin aims to launch new products across geographies this fiscal
Ø Guidelines for PSU banks to pick pooled assets of NBFCs likely this week
Ø LIC new premium more than doubles in June
Ø Unicorn India Ventures launches ₹400 crore tech-focused fund
Ø Govt says Deloitte misreading law in challenging government's call for ban
Ø Nine of top-10 firms lose ₹88,609 crore in m-cap, HDFC Bank, TCS top losers
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø E-commerce: Reliance Jio not to take on Amazon and Flipkart, readies platform to wire kirana stores
Ø Relief for power firms: Govt asks Aptel to crack down on ‘regulatory assets’
Ø Unprepared UK facing highest risk of recession since 2007
Ø Warning shot to world economy as Singapore slumps, China exports drop
Ø Farm credit may exceed Rs 13 lakh crore in FY20: Nabard
Ø Crude oil demand growth to remain stable
Ø State Bank of India removes online fund transfer fee
Ø DPIIT to soon float draft national retail policy to seek stakeholders' views
Ø FPIs remain net buyers in July so far, infuse Rs 3,551 cr in Indian markets
Ø Govt wants ONGC to sell golf course in Ahmedabad that has oil wells
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