Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø UN expects India growth to pick up in 2020
Ø IL&FS: NCLAT to distribute proceeds among creditors
Ø RECP offers $125 billion market for domestic companies
Ø Thomson gets Android license, to make TVs in India
Ø Deutsche Bank-led group a step closer to Jindal deal
Ø IBBI amends voluntary liquidation process regulations
Ø CBI books Adani Enterprises, 2 ex-NCCF officers
Ø Sebi's proposal to put cap on fee to put investment advisers in a lurch
Ø NSE colocation case: Sebi acquits Ravi Narain, 8 other exchange officials
Ø Nestle to invest $2.1 bn in 5 yrs to switch to food-grade recycled plastics
Ø Govt plans increase in thickness of polyethylene bags to 125 microns
Ø Moody's places YES Bank's long-term foreign currency rating under review
Business Line
Mint
Ø Edible oil industry seeks restrictions on import licences
Ø Amazon not doing a favour by investing additional $1 billion in India, says Goyal
Ø Gold sentiment to remain soft in India in 2020, says world body
Ø Wockhardt gets DCGI nod for two novel antibiotic drugs
Ø CCI to probe JSW Paints’ complaint against Asian Paints
Ø ‘Centre is taking steps to revive consumption, growth’
Ø Airtel, Vodafone Idea mull curative plea to stall ₹1.47 lk cr dues on telcos
Ø Iran expects India to source its oil, devise new barter trade: Iranian minister
Ø Vodafone Idea loses 36 million subscribers in November: Trai
Ø After a turbulent Q2, IndiGo and SpiceJet are poised to take off in Q3
Ø FinMin exempts mutual funds from being categorized as foreign investors
Financial Express
Deccan Chronicle
Ø India not contemplating any import curbs for Malaysia, Turkey: Piyush Goyal
Ø Trai to telcos: Deposit unclaimed subscriber money to telecom consumer education fund
Ø GAIL board approves raising Rs 1,500 crore in debt
Ø Yes Bank acquires 10.25 per cent stake in Sical Logistics
Ø GMR Infra to sell 49 pc stake in airport business to Tata Group entity
Ø IOC to decide on bidding for BPCL after govt lays out rules: Chairman
Ø Sebi proposes stricter norms to rein in investment advisors
Ø Lack of transparency in China’s Belt and Road projects: EU firms
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