Business Standard
Ø Worst seems to be over, farm sector to cushion COVID-19 impact on economy: FinMin report
Ø RBI Guv headed MPC begins deliberations
Ø Steelmakers face trouble in procuring iron ore
Ø Voda Idea pays up Apr-Jun license fees
Ø EU scrutinize Google's plan to buy Fitbit
Ø NMDC sees 13% rise in production in July, sales grow 7%
Ø US-based DFC backs IndusInd Bank's loan to Aviom India Housing Finance
Ø July exports at nearly last year's level; economy on path to revival: Goyal
Ø Sashidhar Jagdishan to succeed Aditya Puri as HDFC Bank CEO
Ø Wiserfunding enters Indian market, to provide lending solutions for SMEs
Ø India's fuel demand may take 6 to 9 months to reach normal levels: IOC
Ø Bharti Airtel shareholders approve scheme of VSAT operations merger
Ø Lupin gets US FDA approval to market generic diabetes drug in the US
Mint
Ø CAG wants to look into recap of public sector banks by FinMin
Ø Mukesh Ambani preps up for a multi-billion dollar play in renewables
Ø CERC gives nod for third power exchange in the country
Ø NTPC Group’s power generation in July rises 13%
Ø Government looking at non-tariff barriers to curb Chinese imports
Ø GMR Infrastructure evaluating de-merger options
Ø Sales may reach FY 20 level in 2nd half of current fiscal : Maruti’s Bhargava
Ø SAIL's July sales up 50 pc to 15.83 lakh tonnes
Ø SocGen culls top ranks after $1.5-bn loss; lines up new generation of leaders
Ø Argentina strikes $65-bn debt agreement after restructuring breakthrough
Ø IMF says coronavirus may shrink global imbalances further in 2020
Ø 96 pc of 60,000 ventilators ordered by govt are 'Make in India'
Deccan Chronicle
Ø NITI panel recommends scrapping of buffer stock subsidy scheme for sugar
Ø Spirits maker Diageo takes 772 mn pounds write down for Indian market amid COVID-19
Ø Ayana Renewable acquires two solar power assets of First Solar in Karnataka
Ø Dilip Buildcon bags road project worth Rs 1,140.50 cr in Telangana
Ø Fuel demand in July falls due to high prices, fresh lockdowns
Ø Apple, Samsung proposes Rs 11,000 crore mobile phone production in India
Ø American countries looking for cheaper generic drugs from India
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