Economic Times
Business Standard
Ø Adani Group, Piramal among 4 bidders for DHFL, lenders stare at over Rs 60,000 crore write-off
Ø Gold imports down 57% to USD 6.8 billion in H1 FY21
Ø DLF raises Rs 2,400 crore from SBI through lease rental discounting
Ø Jio planning to sell 5G smartphones for Rs 2,500-3,000 apiece: Company official
Ø Thermal, coking coal imports at major ports dip 25 per cent to 55 MT in Apr-Sept: IPA
Ø IPOs, buybacks to fuel government’s divestment plan: Dipam Secretary
Ø Govt may not extend Rs 3 trn credit guarantee scheme for MSMEs beyond Oct
Ø Higher NPAs hinder transmission of monetary policy actions: RBI paper
Ø Govt move to notify GICs as fin services at IFSC to spur MNC investment
Ø Bank of Japan has no plan to change inflation target, says Haruhiko Kuroda
Ø Recovery in sight, will invest for Make-in-India: Mitsubishi Electric
Ø India set to lose Farzad-B gas field in Iran as looks at domestic firms
Business Line
Mint
Ø Kalrock-Jalan consortium plans to get Jet back in air by April
Ø OIL to go it alone in next oil/gas auction rounds
Ø Reliance Retail gets ₹5,512.50 crore subscription amount from GIC
Ø WHO lends support to IP-waiver proposal from South Africa, India
Ø ‘Serum India, Bharat Biotech to start trials in coming months’
Ø Tata Steel supplies 80% of steel for longest bridge in AP
Ø Power consumption grows 11.45% in first half of October
Ø Raw material crisis may lead to closure of many SME steel wire units: Official
Ø UK says door remains 'ajar' for post-Brexit trade deal
Ø Maruti Suzuki announces offers for government, public sector employees
Ø Passenger vehicle exports fall by over 57%: Report
Ø IMF chief says 'much more decisive' action needed to deal with debt problems
Financial Express
Deccan Chroicle
Ø China passes new law restricting sensitive exports
Ø Adani to complete 1,000 MW transmission line to Mumbai by Dec 2022
Ø Bank NPAs weaken monetary policy transmission, lower loan growth rate, says RBI paper
Ø Urban consumption sees worst decline in two decades
Ø Rough diamond imports grow after seven months as order come in
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