Monday 27 January 2020

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*Business Standard :*


Ø Eyeing leadership position in EV segment: Tata Motors

Ø Govt in no position to bail out banks: Abhijit Banerjee

Ø Franklin Templeton MF sidepockets exposure to Voda

Ø NTPC may not conclude THDCIL, NEEPCO deal soon

Ø Gold imports dip 6.77 per cent during April-Dec 2019

Ø Oil industry torn between Thunberg & Trump

Ø Smaller towns driving demand for regional content, OTT viewership growth

Ø TCS plans consolidation of business units to boost revenue growth

Ø Govt likely to allow Indian companies list their equity shares overseas

Ø RIL's partnership with Saudi Aramco not a retreat from energy biz: Report

Ø Govt's fiscal woes likely to climb as gross spending to rise by 20%: Report

Business Line



*Mint :*


Ø Easier FDI norms coming for ‘most favoured nations’

Ø ‘Biggest challenge in any sector is poor customer demand’

Ø Force Motors plans ₹600-cr capex to develop 2 new models

Ø MG Motor India eyes 30% production hike for Hector SUV

Ø Signs of recovery: Cargo handling at ports gains momentum

Ø Oil slumps as fears grow over impact of China’s coronavirus

Ø Tax department gets a ₹10,000 cr windfall from pact with MNCs

Ø FPIs pour in ₹1,624 cr in Jan so far as US-China trade deal boosts sentiment

Ø Half a dozen global firms are in talks for billion-dollar deals: Hiranandani

Financial Express



*Deccan Chronicle :*


Ø UK to use high tariff threat to raise pressure in trade negotiations

Ø Assessing current economic situation major challenge: RBI

Ø Warehousing sector to add 40 million sq ft space across top 8 cities this year: Report

Ø India, Brazil sign 15 accords across range of sectors to better ties

Ø India may raise import duties on more than 50 items this week

Ø India's rice exports fall sharply over Iran's payment delay
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