Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø With $78 bn, India highest overseas remittance receiver
Ø ABB India gets NCLT nod for demerger of power biz
Ø Assocham seeks intervention on impact of AGR ruling
Ø India sets 31,696-MW solar power generation target
Ø Government trying to revive BSNL, MTNL
Ø Karvy Stock Broking challenges Sebi order in SAT
Ø Govt appoints Deloitte as advisor for BPCL stake sale
Ø Govt wants RBI to take over stressed assets of shadow banks: Report
Ø Essar Steel lenders may get more than Rs 42,000 cr from resolution process
Ø Examining financial irregularities by Indiabulls Group: Centre to Delhi HC
Ø Moody's sees India Inc struggling for credit in 2020 as slowdown weighs
Ø Aurobindo Pharma arm to buy certain biz assets of Profectus BioSciences
Business Line
Mint
Ø More worries for govt as Q2 GDP growth likely to be below 5%
Ø Govt seeks ₹21,000 crore as supplementary grant
Ø Tata Steel begins talks with European Works Council on job cuts
Ø BPCL gets Cabinet approval for additional equity investment in E&P arm, Mozambique LNG
Ø Mukesh Ambani in talks to sell news assets to Times Group
Ø Deutsche Bank to complain against Bajaj Allianz’s move to annul bonds
Ø Network18 denies reports on assets sale to Times Group
Ø Fiscal slippage woes spark FII sell-off in debt markets
Ø Sebi passes settlement order against ICICI Securities
Ø Government mulls more relief for real estate sector, NBFCs
Ø Manchester City owners buy majority stake in Mumbai City FC
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø Finance panel tenure extended; award period now till FY26
Ø Paytm in talks to raise another $1 billion funding: Sources
Ø Jaypee lenders ask NBCC to sweeten land-debt swap deal
Ø NSE plans to digitise 50% regulatory processes
Ø Supplementary demand: Capital infusion into insurers, IDBI Bank part of extra Rs 21,246 crore spend
Ø Govt notifies WTO about intent to make gold hallmarking must
Ø Reliance Industries first Indian firm to hit Rs 10 lakh crore market valuation
Ø Use telematics to price motor policies: IRDAI
Ø Cement demand fails to pick up on multiple woes
Ø Govt mulls absorbing Rs 50,000 crore Air India debt
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