Business Standard
Ø JV plans: SAIL awaits ArcelorMittal response
Ø CAIT levels tax avoidance allegations on ecomm cos
Ø Aurobindo Pharma aims to become debt free in 3 yrs
Ø BPCL asked to submit valuation of company in 50 days
Ø NTPC likely to issue green bonds to raise funds
Ø Sebi plans to implement data analytics project
Ø ECL Finance's NCD Tranche II oversubscribed
Ø Govt to amend IBC to ring-fence buyers of stressed assets from prosecution
Ø Karvy group's liquidity to stay stretched over medium term: CRISIL
Ø Airtel, RIL, three others may submit bids for RCom assets on Nov 25
Ø Govt's privatisation plan may end complex cross-holding in oil PSUs
Ø RCom lenders reject resignation of Anil Ambani, 4 other directors
Business Line
Mint
Ø Key WTO body may become dysfunctional from Dec 11
Ø PSUs need roadmap for growth, exports: CII report
Ø Post Brexit, India can use Ireland as window to EU: Envoy
Ø Government to consider cut in reserve price of rice
Ø USFDA red flags Torrent Pharma’s US-based plant for manufacturing violations
Ø India's PSUs should bid for international projects as consortium: Report
Ø ETFs funds account for 82% of selloff proceeds: DIPAM
Ø FPIs pour ₹17,722 crore into Indian markets in November so far
Ø After Jet's demise, Lufthansa plans to strengthen partnerships with AI, Vistara
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø India's gold imports dip 9% in April-October period
Ø Amar Ujala bets on healthcare; acquires majority stake in Cygnus Medicare
Ø ISPAI seeks legal view on DoT’s demand for statutory dues; says order unnecessarily imposed on ISPs
Ø Monetary Policy Committee to be split on rate cut decision
Ø Gold imports dip 9 per cent during Apr-Oct
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